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Burning Ambition by Margaret Thomson Davis (2013, Hardcover)

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PublisherMAGNA Large Print Books

ISBN-100750537132

ISBN-139780750537131

eBay Product ID (ePID)220313810

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Book TitleBurning Ambition

Publication Year2013

Number of Pages272 Pages

LanguageEnglish

AuthorMargaret Thomson Davis

FormatHardcover

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Dewey Edition21

Dewey Decimal823.9/14

SynopsisMarie Hepburn, illegitimate daughter of the Bishop of Moray, is only seventeen when she is promised in marriage to the repulsive, middle-aged Duke of Glasgow. But this betrothal proves to be only the beginning of Marie s troubles. The Duke has a deadly rival, Guthrie Jamieson, the handsome but ruthless Earl of Edinburgh, who knows all the dark secrets of Marie s past. As Marie s life begins to fall apart, she turns to a gallant young nobleman for help. But at the Court of Mary, Queen of Scots, where betrayal and violent death are commonplace, Marie soon discovers that she can trust no-one but herself, Marie Hepburn, illegitimate daughter of the Bishop of Moray, is only seventeen when she is promised in marriage to the repulsive, middle-aged Duke of Glasgow. But this betrothal proves to be only the beginning of Marie's troubles. The Duke has a deadly rival, Guthrie Jamieson, the handsome but ruthless Earl of Edinburgh, who knows all the dark secrets of Marie's past. As Marie's life begins to fall apart, she turns to a gallant young nobleman for help. But at the Court of Mary, Queen of Scots, where betrayal and violent death are commonplace, Marie soon discovers that she can trust no-one but herself...