Margaret, the Faithful by Katheryn Kimbrough

And overshadowing them even as they clung together was the spectre of a woman who was determined that their marriage not take place - a woman whose vengeful spirit returned from the grave with all the powers of darkness at her command to make sure that Margaret would pay the price of the Phenwick curse if she dared to bear the Phenwick name. Within the proud and intense man whom she adored lay a grim and fearful torment. Kimbrough, Katheryn Published byPopular Library, U.S.A., 1980 ISBN 10: 0445045299ISBN 13: 9780445045293 Seller: Always Books, Chatham, ON, Canada Contact seller Seller Rating: First Edition Used- SoftcoverCondition: Very Good to Near Fine £ 4. But all too soon Margaret learned the hellish truth behind this promise of happiness.

The honors shown in the Commencement Program for May undergraduates, however, are based on work taken through Spring 2023. Even when he was given up for lost in the Revolutionary War, her devotion did not waver, and his return to the great mansion of Phenwick House to claim her as his bride seemed a gift from heaven. Graduation with honors for undergraduates is based on all courses (including the last semester’s work) for which grades and grade points are given. May have light crese on spine and or along spine.IN WRAPS.**We have other titles by this author in stock, please e-mail for a list** Young Margaret O'Plaggerty had been in love with Daniel Phenwick since she was a little girl. First Time in paperback in Very Good Plus condition. The Third book of the saga of the Phenwick women. A Popular Library paperback Gothic Romance. And overshadowing them even as they clung together was the spectre of a woman who was determined that their marriage not take place - a woman whose vengeful spirit returned from the grave with all the powers of darkness at her command to make sure that Margaret would pay the price of the Phenwick curse if she dared to bear the Phenwick name.Soft cover. Within the proud and intense man whom she adored lay a grim and fearful torment.

Even when he was given up for lost in the Revolutionary War, her devotion did not waver, and his return to the great mansion of Phenwick House to claim her as his bride seemed a gift from heaven.

Margaret, the Faithful by Katheryn Kimbrough