No dark place
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Author
Publication
1999 - HarperCollinsPublishers, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
109,000 words, Guess
Page Count
436 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveisbn_9780061097454
- ISBN-100061097454
- ISBN-139780061097454
- OCLC Control Number43821773
- Better World Books9780061097454
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL26643812M
Classifications
- DDC813/.54
- LCCPS3573.O486 N6 1999
Description
In the turbulent realm of Norman England, a young nobleman discovers that his identity is the link to an incredible mystery. Hugh Corbaille has just lost the person he cares for most in the world, his adoptive father, the Sheriff of Lincoln. While Hugh's grief is still raw, he is approached by a visiting knight with an unbelievable tale: Hugh may actually be Hugh de Leon, sole child of the Earl of Wiltshire, mysteriously abducted thirteen years before on the day of his father's murder. With no memory of his early years, Hugh sets out to find the truth. He soon unearths a web of death and intrigue beginning in the lost days of his childhood when he may have witnessed the stabbing of his birth father. Tormented by this tragic puzzle, Hugh must turn to the mother he has never known, a court of strangers, and the young woman whose sympathy and healing are his one support, to try to piece together his splintered past and put an end to a reign of danger and deception.
Description
Bereft at the loss of his adoptive father, the Sheriff of Lincoln, Hugh Corbaille, is unprepared for another shock. He actually may be the sole child of the Earl of Wiltshire, mysteriously abducted 13 years before on the day the nobleman was murdered. With no memory of his early years, Hugh begins to believe he may be the missing heir and sets off on a dangerous journey to find his past.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Harper mystery
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