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Illusion of Love

Patricia Rice

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Belletristik / Gegenwartsliteratur (ab 1945)

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Apparently lacking the psychic ability of her Malcolm father's gifted British family, Azmin Dougall feels like a pigeon in a family of peacocks. Returning to her ancestral home of India, she finds solace in photography-until her film mysteriously reveals that a woman is being abused by her powerful husband. Helping the wife escape, Azmin flees for the safety of Scotland.Dr. Zane Dare is done with risk. Because his work introduced disease to his family home, his sister is dead and his niece suffers from the results of the same infection. Louisa has been left in his care, but the bachelor physician has no time to educate an adolescent while he researches a cure. In desperation, he asks the School of Malcolms to provide a governess. The school sends Azmin-the defiant sprite who enchanted him a decade ago.That long-ago summer crushed both their dreams, leaving them unwilling to open their hearts again. Zane's position at the university is already precarious-introducing a rebellious Hindu princess to his household will only jeopardize his research. Azmin cannot trust a man who scoffs at the psychic abilities she's just discovered, except his frail niece wins her love. But when Azmin's photography reveals an abusive man may be courting Louisa, Zane and Azmin must set aside their differences to protect the girl who could teach their hearts to love again . . .

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