Wednesday, February 25, 2009

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Review: Summer of the Raven by Sara Craven

Title: Summer of the Raven
Author: Sara Craven

Read copy: Mass Market Paperback
Published: May, 1981
Publisher: Mills&Boon
ISBN: 0263735907

The last thing Rowan has wanted was to leave London, give up her studies, and go to live in the Lake District—but by the terms of her father's will she and her stepmother Antonia were stick with each other. There was one way out, though—if Antonia were to remarry Rowan would be free, and it soon became clear that Antonia's plan was to marry her 'cousin' Carne Maitland, in whose house they were going to live.
But that brought Rowan into far too close contact with Carne himself—Carne, the one man in the world she wanted, and a man who was totally out of reach.

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