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| Author | Nora Roberts |
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| Publisher | Thorndike Press |
| Publication date | 3/98 |
| Format/Imprint code | Jove mm |
| ISBN-10 | 0786215070 |
| ISBN-13 | 9780786215072 |
| Series | |
| Series | Anthology |
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Once Upon A Castle is a novel by Nora Roberts first published by Thorndike Press.
Plot summary
- 1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts presents four enchanting tales of castles, spells, and happily-ever-afters... In Nora Roberts's "Spellbound," a bewitchingly beautiful lady casts a thousand-year love spell on the man of her dreams—and unleashes a nightmare that only true love can conquer. In Jill Gregory's "Castle Doom," a Gypsy's prophecy spells love when an unlikely pair join to fight the ultimate evil—and find themselves in their own battle of hearts. In Ruth Ryan Langan's "Falcon's Lair," a young American travels to England to free her father's friend from a fatal curse—and discovers a helping hand from a charming, handsome spirit. In Marianne Willman's "Dragonspell," a brave young princess sets out to save her kingdom with the help of a meddling sorceress—and wins the heart of a dashing warrior along the way.
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Publication history
- Original publication: Thorndike Press, 3/98 (Jove mm)