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Jean Lafitte; Pirate or privateer?
Highland Press
July 2011
On Sale: July 15, 2011
Featuring: Marc/Ilsa; Christian/Fiona; Andre/Emily
254 pages ISBN: 098339606X EAN: 9780983396062 Kindle: B005F0FTGA Trade Size / e-Book
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Three stories of fearless, sexy pirates in Jean Lafitte's service and three equally daring women who face cannibalistic Indians in Texas, New Orleans voodoo queens, and ghosts of Charleston's past