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Marrin’s Masquerade

Marrin’s Masquerade

Julie Morrill

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Winged Publications
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia
ISBN:
9781968792596
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Seventeen-year-old French orphan Marrin Tauschner is sent to America to face indentured servitude. But on the steamship crossing the Atlantic, she meets Carina Dorshlin-her uncanny double-bound for an unwelcome future on her uncle’s California cattle ranch. Desperate to escape their fates, the two girls make a daring choice, exchanging identities.As Marrin begins her new life under Carina’s name, she finds unexpected safety, belonging, and love with a kind-hearted cowboy named George. But her fragile masquerade shatters when Carina’s ruthless brother, Alard, arrives and recognizes her as an imposter. A wanted outlaw with secrets of his own, Alard threatens to expose her.With her freedom, her heart, and her future at risk, Marrin must decide whether to cling to her deception-or risk losing everything by telling the truth.Marrin’s Masquerade is a clean historical romance about identity, redemption, and the hope of belonging.

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