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A Wallflower at the Highland Court: A Slow Burn Highlander Romance (The Highland Ladies Book 3)
A wallflower...
Maude Sutherland grew up racing the boys, but when adolescence arrived, she became the ugly duckling of her clan. Sent to the Scottish royal court of King Robert the Bruce, forced to navigate the social machinations of courtiers, Maude is certain no man will choose her over the more elegant ladies-in-waiting. When a Highland laird arrives and sweeps her off her feet, Maude finds hope that she might grow into a swan. Can he convince her to trust his intentions are true?
A protector...
Kieran MacLeod arrived at court to settle clan business and to have a dalliance or two. But when he discovers a woman with lush curves crying on a terrace, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to the shy lady-in-waiting. Kieran finds he must use patience and kindness to lure Maude out of her shell. Can Kieran help Maude overcome her self-consciousness to stoke the passion stirring between them? Can he prove that his love can protect her from the cruel words of the other ladies-in-waiting?
A family that would keep them apart...
This slow burn romance bursts into flames as Kieran and Maude must unite to defend their love when she is put to the test by the MacLeod clan. Can Maude withstand the scrutiny? Or will Kieran's family have the last word?
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To Love a Lord: A Victorian Romance Collection
A prince, a duke and a gentleman—follow their stories and the ladies who captured their rogue hearts in this limited-time Victorian Romance Collection.Seduced by a Prince [Book 1, The Impostor Series] Chloe Simon knew Lord Lindale was not himself. After encountering the masked highwayman Hawk l...
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"If her [Tanya Anne Crosby's] intentions were to write her loyal fans a hug… mission accomplished." —Whiskey & Wit Book ReviewsOnce upon a time, Alexandra Grace Huntington believed in fairy tales. She oohed and aahed over gowns from Courtauld’s, never wore black unless in mourning, always mind...
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