Ebook {Epub PDF} Rose of Rapture by Rebecca Brandewyne

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Rebecca Brandewyne is a renowned American novelist, who likes to write historical romance, western romance, gothic, and paranormal romance stories. She has written several mind-blowing books and series in her career, including the Angular’s Fate series, Chronicles of Tintagel series, Chandlers of Highcliffe Hall series, Swan Road, Rose of Rapture, Heartland, etc. Brandewyne’s novels have fared very well in all the places of their publishing. Find Rose Of Rapture by Brandewyne, Rebecca at Biblio. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers. Work Description. Some called her a sorceress, for her silvery blond beauty was so haunting as to bewitch any man who beheld her. Some called her a healer, for her tenderness could tame the wildest creature. Amid the thorny tangle of the War of the Roses, Lady Isabella Ashley grew to womanhood.