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Shadow Wife

Dorothy Eden

1968286 pagesabout 4–7 hours
1968
first published
  • 1968Fawcett Crest Book
  • 1968The Book Club
  • 1968Coward-McCann · 286 pages · ENG
  • 1970Hodder Paperbacks
  • 1976Coronet
  • 1980Fawcett · ENGISBN 9780449236994
  • 1976Ulverscroft Large Print Books · 390 pages · ENGISBN 9780854564255
  • 1975Fawcett · ENGISBN 9780449228029

There was something about the tall, dynamic Dane that disturbed Luise Amberley. But he was so attentive, so charming, that she silenced the small warning voice within her and yielded to his passionate persuasions. The wedding ceremony was hasty, almost furtive, but Luise was too wildly infatuated to care. Even his insistence that their marriage be kept a secret did not seem unreasonable. Otto Winther was, after all, a Count... a man whose ancestors were royalty in Denmark. Not until they left the small seaside resort where they had met and arrived at Maaneborg Castle did Luise become aware that something was wrong. It was not merely the coolness of the welcome. There was an atmosphere of desperation and danger. They were hiding something. And Luise was determined to find out their secret, no matter what the risk. She did not want to remain a shadow wife.

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