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Black Moth

Black Moth

著者: Georgette Heyer
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Set in the year 1752, Black Moth unfolds a gripping tale of rivalry and romance as the notorious Devil, Duke of Andover, clashes with the dashing highwayman Jack, Earl of Wyncham, over the affections of a stunning country squires daughter. Amidst a backdrop of high-stakes card games, family scandals, and insurmountable debts, this enchanting narrative marks Georgette Heyers debut work and remains her only title in the public domain. (Summary by Sibella Denton)Copyright Nature and Animals アート 世界 文学史・文学批評
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