New Orleans Legacy NEW ORLEANS HELD THE KEY TO UNLOCKING HER PAST AND UNLEASHING HER PASSIONS Nothing in sixteen year old Mary MacAllistair s years in a convent school had prepared her for the mysterious box left to her

NEW ORLEANS HELD THE KEY TO UNLOCKING HER PAST AND UNLEASHING HER PASSIONS Nothing in sixteen year old Mary MacAllistair s years in a convent school had prepared her for the mysterious box left to her by the mother she had never known The name and address carved beneath the lid and its enigmatic contents were her only clues to her real identity, but enough to lightNEW ORLEANS HELD THE KEY TO UNLOCKING HER PAST AND UNLEASHING HER PASSIONS Nothing in sixteen year old Mary MacAllistair s years in a convent school had prepared her for the mysterious box left to her by the mother she had never known The name and address carved beneath the lid and its enigmatic contents were her only clues to her real identity, but enough to light a ragging desire to find her family and her past Thus Mary would begin an unforgettable journey to that town of irrepressible hopes and dangerous dreams New Orleans Here from an exotic bordello to an antebellum plantation to a sultry Quadroon Ball, she would ultimately expose the darkest secrets of the city itself Here she would meet the seductive and irresistibly handsome Valmount Saint Brevin, a man with the power to ruin her And here she would have the chance to find the greatest legacy of all the fulfillment of love.
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Unlimited [Historical Fiction Book] ↠ New Orleans Legacy - by Alexandra Ripley ↠
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Title: Unlimited [Historical Fiction Book] ↠ New Orleans Legacy - by Alexandra Ripley ↠
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Alexandra Ripley was an American writer best known as the author of Scarlett, the sequel to Gone with the Wind Her first novel was Who s the Lady in the President s Bed Charleston, her first historical novel, was a bestseller, as were her next books On Leaving Charleston, The Time Returns, and New Orleans Legacy Scarlett received some bad reviews, but was very successful nonetheless She attended the elite Ashley Hall, in Charleston, South Carolina, and Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York.She died in Richmond, Virginia, and is survived by two daughters from her first marriage to Leonard Ripley, a son in law and granddaughter, Alexandra Elizabeth.Ripley has also published works under the name B.K Ripley.