Prospero's Daughter (2003)

by Nancy Butler

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Morgan Pierce is man entranced-by a mysterious woman in a Bath Chair. Bound to her fate by a crippling carriage accident, Miranda wants only solitude during her recovery. Morgan, however, believes it is her heart that needs healing...

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Prospero's Daughter

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2003

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Morgan Pearce

Miranda Runyon

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Windermere, Cumbria, England, UK

London, England, UK

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He was going to have to kill Ronald Palfry.

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Morgan Pierce is man entranced-by a mysterious woman in a Bath Chair. Bound to her fate by a crippling carriage accident, Miranda wants only solitude during her recovery. Morgan, however, believes it is her heart that needs healing...

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