✍ Scribed by Veerkamp, J. Alan
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After a hasty arranged wedding, Nathan leaves his aristocratic home for the strange and sensual country of Marisol and a new life full of danger and depravity. He'll need all his wits and clockwork skills to protect his life and his freedom.
Aristocracy (Social class) -- Fiction
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