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As Eagles Fly

Barbara Cartland

1979163 pagesabout 2–4 hours
1979
first published
  • 1975Bantam · 163 pages · ENG
  • 1975Bantam · 174 pagesISBN 9780330244824
  • 1975Bantam BooksISBN 9780553021479
  • 1979Hurst and Blackett · 172 pages · ENGISBN 9780091388805
  • 2006Thorndike Press · ENGISBN 9780786284177
  • 2014CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · 220 pages · ENGISBN 9781500138233
  • 1988Amereon Ltd · ENGISBN 9780884112457
  • 1988Amereon LtdISBN 9780317277463

Natasha Melikov was a Countess and a hostage. Kidnapped from her home in Tzarist Russia by Moslem rebels, she and her young brother were being held captive high in the Caucasian mountains. Overcome with fear, Natasha made an otherwise unthinkable bargain: her brother would go free and she would give herself in marriage to a rebel ally, the Sultan of Turkey. Knowing Natasha needed an escort out of the mountains to guarantee her safe delivery to the Sultan, her captors turned to the handsome, irreproachable Lord Athelstan --already in the Caucasians on a diplomatic mission. But Athelstan refused to lend either his name or his country's to such an unprincipled exchange. His cool rejection of her impassioned pleas for her brother's life was transforming the Countess's fear into frenzied desperation....

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AtmosphereMagical

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Character focusTwo hander

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Romance levelCentral

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