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“Yuletide treasure” by Andrea Kane
In “Yuletide Treasure“, the reader travels back in time to late autumn of the year 1860. We visit a grand manor house that has been closed off to the world for years, Farrington Manor, in Dorsetshire, makes for an atmospheric holiday read. … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Reviews, Christmas, Fiction, Historical fiction, Love stories, Novellas
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Tagged England, Fiction, historical romance, Setting
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