Bibliography ~
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(1980) * Published by
Fawcett, PB, 0-449-24309-5, $2.25, 287pg ~
cover by
unknown
Synopsis ~
Amelia could never have known that the necklace -
the delicate filigree butterflies of dead black iron - would become the yoke
that could drag her down to her death. Amelia Harrach lived with a name
blackened by scandal. They said her grandmother’s marriage to a captive Hessian
officer during the American Revolution had been false. Moreover, they said
Amelia’s father was a bastard. Then came the news that her grandfather was
indeed alive, and ready to acknowledge Amelia’s legitimacy, and make her
heiress to a great fortune in
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