Bewitching
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Bewitching: "Hannah understood what it meant to be a Marsh. She belonged on the coast of Maine in her little house on Marsh Point. Her family was fiercely loyal to each other, and to the memory of their ancestor, Priscilla …
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Bewitching: "Hannah understood what it meant to be a Marsh. She belonged on the coast of Maine in her little house on Marsh Point. Her family was fiercely loyal to each other, and to the memory of their ancestor, Priscilla Marsh, who'd been wrongfully executed three hundred years ago. And Hannah knew her enemies--Judge Cotton Harling, who'd sentenced Priscilla to death and every Harling since. At least, she had understood all of that until she met Win Harling. The handsome, urban businessman was everything Hannah didn't want, and yet somehow, he was everything she needed. But he wa a Harling, and she was a Marsh. Three hundred years of history said they could never have a future"--Page 4 of cover. His secret agenda: "Dean can't fall for Allie Martin. Because when she finds out he is not the laid-back cowboy bartender she hired but a P.I., he'll not only have compromised his case and his career, but his chance to be with Allie"--Page 4 of cover.
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