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The Devil’s Due (Desire In Disguise Book 1)
Although she is titled, beautiful and wealthy, Lady Katherine Steele finds widowhood leaves her powerless to protect those she loves. With her young daughter, Kate flees London and the evil man who has been given control of her child and her fortune. The deserted property of her husband’s late comrade-in-arms Lord Duncan MacLean, becomes her home. Posing as the Laird’s widow, Kate ekes out a meager existence in the remote Scottish castle that has fallen to ruin.
Wounded and left to die in a French prison, Duncan MacLean escapes and returns to England, seeking revenge upon the man who betrayed him and the soldiers under his command. Due to his “death” the Crown has claimed all of his properties save one. When he finds his castle occupied by a beautiful woman claiming to be his widow, he offers her a devil’s bargain. Kate will become the wife she claims to be in every way if she and her child wish to remain in his home.
Torn between safety from the demon who pursues them and the devil who demands the surrender of her honor, Kate chooses to give the MacLean his due. But no pact with Hell is ever simple. Kate fails to reckon with her own desires and Duncan discovers that the mysterious widow could be far more than he has bargained for.
Heaven Sent (Small Town Swains Book 1)
From a USA Today Bestselling Author, Heaven Sent is an RT Reviewer's Choice Award, First Historical Romance Winner.Hannah Bunch, the preacher's spinster daughter, wants to help heaven along by hatching a plan to bring a shy suitor up to the point of a proposal. The Bible had Ruth meeting Boaz on t...
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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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