The Solitary Horseman (1927)

by Emilie Loring

Series: Emilie Loring Chronological (4)

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The Solitary Horseman

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The Solitary Horseman

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1927

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Rose Grahame

Anthony Hamilton

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To MY SONS

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Don't refuse to see the boy Claire. He is tortured bu remorse and begs a few moments with you.

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"Fear and hatred give way to love as a courageous young girl uncovers startling secrets of the past." (Bantam edition front cover blurb)

"Rose Grahame returned home to find the man who had killed her brother living in his place. But despite warnings of disaster, she was deeply attracted to the sinister stranger. A murder in an apple orchard, the threat of a kidnapping, and a secret marriage drew Rose nearer to the dark truth of the past. Only when she knew everything would her heart be free to know a great love."

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