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Linnet by Sally Watson (ISBN: 9781595110022)
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Linnet Paperback - 2004
by Sally Watson
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Linnet, a too-trusting upper-class young lady of fourteen, ran away to seek adventure in the heart of sixteenth-century London. Along the way she met Sir Colin Collyngewood, a gentleman, and accepted the ride he so kindly offered her. That was her first mistake. Her second was in accepting his hospitality, although by that time, she had little choice. A fascinating and intriguing book based on an actual historical plot.
Details
- Title Linnet
- Author Sally Watson
- Binding Paperback
- Pages 224
- Volumes 1
- Language ENG
- Publisher Image Cascade Publishing
- Date 2004-01
- ISBN 9781595110022 / 159511002X
- Dewey Decimal Code FIC
About the author
Sally Watson was a top-notch author of historical fiction. Her books have been recognized around the world for their fiery, independent female characters, historical accuracy and level of detailed research. Born in Seattle, Ms. Watson ventured to live several years in England, ultimately returning to Santa Rosa, California. She continued writing to the end of her life.
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