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Liliane (1979)

by Annabel Erwin

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For the real Lillian, with love
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The May night was black as the heart of a Paris chimney as I fled that dangerous city with my small daughter held close to me.
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Born For Love

This is Liliane --a beautiful woman swept by the storms of history from the embattled France of Napoleon to Virginia where violence simmered beneath the surface of slavery-dependent plantation life.

Warm, passionate --a woman alone--she sought refuge, but found instead turmoil, with two handsome, powerful brothers vying for her. One tantalized her with desire but would not marry her. The other proposed marriage, but concealed a dark secret that tinged his love with terror.

An unforgettable romance -- set in an era of violent revolution and smoldering rebellion.

A saga that spans wide oceans and probes the recesses of a lover's heart.
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