Infinite Woman

Marshall, Edison

AVON.

"Marco Polo hated his father with a bitterness that was unquenchable. For Niccolo had branded him falsely as another man's son. Marco knew that the only way he could get retribution was to ride a star more triumphant than his father's. So with money gained by selling the woman he loved into slavery, he bought his way into his father's caravan - boun d for Cathay and the court of Kublai Khan, the most powerful monarch in history. "But through every weary mile of the four-year trek across a continent, he longed for the love he had betrayed, and dreamed of the moment he might revenge himself on his father. And he knew he would have both love and vengeance - even if he had to kil to get them!"

Caravan to Xanadu

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Lost Land

Curtis

The Voice of the Pack

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The Voice Of The Pack

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Kessinger Publishing, LLC

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The Snowshoe Trail (1921)

Contemporary

Kessinger Publishing

Classics

Nabu Press

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The Snowshoe Trail

History

The Bengal Tiger: A Tale of India

Hunter, Hall

Literary

Literary Licensing, LLC

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