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Dennis Wheatly The Sultans Daughter 1963 edition
SKU: 0565-11375147
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The Sultan's Daughter is a historical adventure novel by British author Dennis Wheatley, first published in 1963. Like many of Wheatley's works, it blends action, espionage, and romance with rich historical settings.
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Set in the Napoleonic era, the story follows Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon, a daring British officer who finds himself on a perilous mission in the Ottoman Empire. Amidst political intrigue and war, he becomes entangled with Princess Roxana, the beautiful and enigmatic daughter of the Sultan. The tale unfolds through a mixture of swashbuckling adventure, exotic locations, treacherous enemies, and a passionate love story.
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Romance
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