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May 8, 1885 — Oct 8, 1965· 80 yrs

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Thomas Bertram Costain

Also known as: Thomas B. Costain, Thomas B Costain

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Thomas Bertram Costain (May 8, 1885 – October 8, 1965) was a Canadian-American journalist who became a best-selling author of historical novels at the age of 57.

The candles on the carved mahogany side table sputtered, their flickering dance reflected in a nearby set of crystal decanter and glasses.

— from The black rose

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The moneyman

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"Vivid and dramatic story of a great conspiracy and a great love, set in 15th century France. King Charles VII, Agnes Sorel - his mistress, Jaques Coeur - the king's moneyman - history's first great merchant prince."--Goodreads

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The black rose

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Calling card of the infamous Romney Fox Smuggler, scoundrel, probable traitor, and spy, he plundered the rich and gave to the poor. Men toasted him, women whispered his name like a prayer. Deserted and deceived, exquisite Tess Leighton, emerald-eyed temptress, would do anything to save her family estate-even masquerade as the Fox himself.... Dangerous Heroes: The Black Rose (Dangerous Heroes, #1) East Of Forever (re-released as Seducing the Rake) (Dangerous Heroes, #2) The Ruby (re-released as The Tiger's Lady) (Dangerous Heroes, #3)

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The last love

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