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The Girl Philippa

Robert William Chambers

Editora: Interactive Media

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In this lively romance of intrigue and independence, Philippa, a spirited young woman with artistic ambitions, becomes entangled in social scandal and hidden dangers after crossing paths with a principled diplomat. As secrets surface and reputations tremble, she must rely on her wit and courage to navigate ambition, loyalty, and unexpected love, ultimately discovering her own power and destiny.
Disponível desde: 20/11/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 478 páginas.

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