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Light On Lucrezia by Jean Plaidy

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Also by Jean Plaidy:

Light On Lucrezia, January 2011
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Madonna Of The Seven Hills, January 2011
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To Hold The Crown, October 2008
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Light On Lucrezia
Jean Plaidy


January 2011
On Sale: January 18, 2011
Featuring: Lucrezia
384 pages
ISBN: 0307887545
EAN: 9780307887542
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Some said she was an elegant seductress. Others swore she was an incestuous murderess. It didn’t matter what they called her. She was the most dangerous and sought-after woman in all of Rome. She was Lucrezia Borgia.
 
Born into Rome’s notorious Borgia family, young Lucrezia led a life colored by violence and betrayal. Now, married for the second time at just eighteen, she hopes for happiness with her handsome husband, Alfonso. But faced with brutal murder, she’s soon torn between her love for her husband and her devotion to her brother Cesare . . . And in the days when the Borgias ruled Italy, no one was safe from the long arm of their power. Even Lucrezia.
 
In this compelling story of a beautiful woman caught up in a tortuous web of fear and love, Jean Plaidy sheds light on the much maligned Lucrezia and vividly brings her to life.

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