Two on a Tower
by Thomas Hardy
Publisher: MacMillan 1923
ISBN/ASIN: 0460877844
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A mesmerizing and beautiful romance has been presented in these pages. With amazing twists and turns, the narrative is refreshing and unexpected. The protagonists are drawn together by an overwhelming force of emotions. The well-drawn characters and situations smoothly draw the readers into the narrative.
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