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The Temple of Kronos wants her dead. The Stoneslayer wants her destroyed. Neither will have her.

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"ANOTHER WINNER!"
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Running from her past, she finds a killer, a protector, and her faith.

Blood Moon Over Bengal by Morag McKendrick Pippin

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Also by Morag McKendrick Pippin:

Blood Moon Over Bengal, November 2004
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BLOOD MOON OVER BENGAL
By: Morag McKendrick Pippin

Leisure
November 2004
Featuring: Elizabeth Mainwarring; Major Covington-Singh
337 pages
ISBN: 0843954523
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Elizabeth Mainwarring returns to the land of her birth for one last go at mending the breach with her long-estranged sire. She meets Major Covington-Singh: a prince and an officer in her father’s regiment. The man is tall, dark, and utterly irresistible. Yet there is peril in desiring him. He warns her against falling for an Anglo-Indian. It might be modern times in England, but not here. Even for the son of a duke and a maharaja. Why, even Elizabeth’s father will disapprove! And then there are the recent happenings: the murders, the cruel strangling of those who are indiscreet. For Elizabeth to love Nigel means death. And there is a . . . BLOOD MOON OVER BENGAL

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