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    Almost Taken

    By Isabel Mere

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    About this ebook

    A desperate woman...

    Ava Fychon won't rest until she finds her kidnapped brother and sister.

    A life forever changed...

    The Earl of Atherton's first blunder is offering to help find her family, for he soon learns Ava will go to great lengths and distances to reclaim her kin.

    An impossible love...

    Their search leads them to each other's heart and to a love that cannot be realized.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHighland Press Publishing
    Release dateJul 19, 2010
    ISBN9781301775217
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    Almost Taken
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    Isabel Mere

    Isabel, aka Polly McCrillis, is the mother of two and lives in Missouri with her husband. Her love for music and the arts encompasses private piano teaching, musical theater directing, and stage acting. She has two novels published under her own name. Her historical novels, Almost Taken, Almost Guilty and Almost Silenced, under the pen name Isabel Mere, are now available. She has novellas with Highland Press in several anthologies. Her next series will begin with the book Charades.

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