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Featured Books
May Queen (Holiday Knights Book 3)
May Day at the castle!
A determined knight. A mysterious lady. Will she be his Queen of the May?
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Lord Ricard Wellington is surprised when Lady Flora Debenham arrives at the castle one night saying she has replaced her cousin as his betrothed. The woman is mysterious and has eyes like emeralds and a smile that could soften even the hardest of hearts. However, she is a feisty, disobedient wench who tends to keep sneaking out of the castle, ending up in the Druid-infested woods. Ricard has good reason for hating the Druids, and follows the girl in secret trying to discover her secrets.
Kiss Me, Kill Me (Danger After Dawn Book 6)
Secrets don’t stay secret…
Carrie Overton’s personal miracle came on the side of a deserted country road sixteen years ago. On her way to her new life, she helped a young woman deliver to a baby boy. But the women vanished, leaving the baby behind, and was not seen again until she was found murdered.
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The Fox & the Angel (The De Montforte Brothers Book 7)
"One of my all-time favorite authors!" -- Julia Quinn, New York Times #1 Bestselling Author
Readers who fell in love with Lucien De Montforte, the powerful and manipulative Duke of Blackheath in Danelle Harmon's internationally bestselling De Montforte Brothers Series, will welcome his reappearance -- and interference -- in this heartwarming Christmas novella set in England of 1779.
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