Mr. October (Heroes of Rogue Valley – Calendar Guys Book 11)
Firefighter Rob Carver and dog boarder/walker Jenny Carver married at eighteen due to an unplanned pregnancy. Being young parents of twins proved challenging, and despite their love for each other, the marriage soon dissolved.
Thirteen years later, still scarred from their divorce, neither has remarried. They share custody of their daughters and for their sakes try to get along. But they aren’t exactly close, and the tension between them is difficult to hide. Teenage twins are a handful. One of them is struggling with problems that stem from the strained relationship between the parents. It’s way past time for Jenny and Rob to change their behavior and present a united front.
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★RONE Award Finalist★
She needs him to escort her to the Highlands, but where she wants him to take her is enemy territory. It’s a dangerous game she plays!
Englishwoman, Lady Rhoswen Asquith accompanies her father and siblings on a journey to the Highlands, starting out on a very dangerous but important mission. The plan is to save her baby nephew from her late sister’s murderous Highland husband. Things go horribly wrong and her traveling party is attacked, leaving Rhoswen and her siblings alone and on the wrong side of the border.
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The Highlander’s Untamed Lady (Highland Passions)
A STRONG HIGHLAND LAIRD
The fate of his Highland clan rests on Laird Evander Mackenzie’s shoulders. The long winter killed his crops, and now the threat of famine looms over the land. To keep his people from starving, Evander needs funds—and he needs them fast. When an English earl offers him an exorbitant dowry to marry the man’s daughter, Evander thinks he’s found the perfect solution. There’s only one problem: his new bride won’t go back to his castle without a fight.
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Miss Jocelyn Maybrey held doubts about the life mapped out before her, marriage to a man as active in politics as her father--even if he was the heir to a title. While her parents thrived in the London political social scene, Jocelyn did not share their enjoyment. Did she want to continue as her parents did for all her life?
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