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The Warrior's Bride by Amanda Scott
Lairds Of The Loch #3
Robert MacAulay, heir to a powerful Baron, is known for being a
skilled warrior with a strong sense of duty. His respectable
reputation, along with his devotion to the king, is why Andrew MacFarlan
and hope he'd agree to marry his youngest daughter, Lady Muriella.
But for reasons Rob refuses to share, he turns down Andrew's request
and vows never to wed. Lady Muriella never wanted to take a husband, but
after seeing her two older sisters happily settled, she's beginning to
think marriage may have its merits. When she
learns that Rob has refused her without even knowing her, she becomes
determined to seduce him into changing his mind. Then she will be the
one to say no to him. But when she's captured by her father sworn enemy
Dougal, both land in more trouble than either
had anticipated.
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About Amanda Scott:
Amanda Scott is the author of over 60 romance novels and the
recipient of the Romance Writers of America's prestigious RITA Award.
She lives in Folsom, California, outside of Sacramento. She is a
fourth-generation Californian.
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Sinfully Yours by Cara Elliott
Hellions of High Street #2
After an eventful Season, Anna Sloane longs for some peace and quiet to
pursue her writing. Though her plots might be full of harrowing
adventure and heated passion, she'd much prefer to leave such exploits
on the page rather than experience them in real life.
Or so she thinks until she encounters the darkly dissolute-and
gorgeously charming-Marquess of Davenport. Davenport has a reputation as
a notorious rake whose only forte is wanton seduction. However the real
reason he's a guest at the same remote Scottish
castle has nothing to do with Anna . . . until a series of mysterious
threats leave him no choice but to turn to her for help in stopping a
dangerous conspiracy. As desire erupts between them, Davenport soon
learns he's not the only one using a carefully crafted
image to hide his true talents. And he's more than ready to show Anna
that sometimes reality can be even better than her wildest imaginings . .
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About Cara Elliott:
Cara Elliott started writing Western novels at the age of five. Later she changed her genre to Regency romance after reading Pride and Prejudice. She graduated from Yale University, and she now lives and works in New York City.
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