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The Black sheep's daughter

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  • Author: Dunn, Carola
    Contributor: BC Libraries Cooperative; National Network for Equitable Library Service; Glyn-Jones, David
    Edition: Unabridged
    Date:
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    2013
    Summary:

    Teresa Danville, raised on a coffee plantation in Costa Rica, must travel to London, accompanied by Sir Andrew Graylin, to learn the social graces. Before leaving, she shoots a poisonous snake at Andrew's feet, rescues herself from a jaguar and helps to liberate the human cargo of a slave ship. Can London society tame this woman?

    Genre:
    Romance fiction
    Subject(s): Costa Ricans | England | Fiction | Plantation ownersxFamily relationships
    Original Publisher: New York : Walker, 1989, Toronto, Canada, CNIB/Association for the Blind of Western Australia
    Language(s): English