Twice Ten Thousand Miles

Intriguing, suspenseful historical romance

When Beth leaves home - and more importantly, her domineering aunt - to take a PR job at a stately home she thinks she has finally found a path to happiness. But the inhabitants of the house are far more mysterious than she expected, and she soon finds herself with rather more to manage than she could ever have imagined . . .

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Twice Ten Thousand Miles

Intriguing, suspenseful historical romance

When Beth leaves home - and more importantly, her domineering aunt - to take a PR job at a stately home she thinks she has finally found a path to happiness. But the inhabitants of the house are far more mysterious than she expected, and she soon finds herself with rather more to manage than she could ever have imagined . . .

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Twice Ten Thousand Miles

Twice Ten Thousand Miles

by Frances Lynch, D G Compton
Twice Ten Thousand Miles

Twice Ten Thousand Miles

by Frances Lynch, D G Compton

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Overview

Intriguing, suspenseful historical romance

When Beth leaves home - and more importantly, her domineering aunt - to take a PR job at a stately home she thinks she has finally found a path to happiness. But the inhabitants of the house are far more mysterious than she expected, and she soon finds herself with rather more to manage than she could ever have imagined . . .


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781473229150
Publisher: Orion
Publication date: 06/21/2022
Sold by: Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format: eBook
File size: 947 KB

About the Author

Frances Lynch is the pseudonym for a prolific writer of classic crime from the 1960s. Under this name, Lynch wrote numerous gothic and historical romance novels.

D G Compton (1930-2023)
David Guy Compton was born in London in 1930. His early works were crime novels published under 'Guy Compton', but he began producing SF as 'D.G. Compton' in 1965 with The Quality of Mercy. His 1970 novel The Steel Crocodile received a Nebula nomination, but it was 1974's The Continuous Catherine Mortenhoe that made his reputation. Eerily predictive of the 21st century's obsessions with media voyeurism and 'reality television', it was filmed as Death Watch in 1980.

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