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A Twist of Fortune (The Hands of Fate Book 2)
She was never supposed to be in London…
And she was certainly never supposed to be mistaken as the Duke’s Bride-To-Be!
Luca Deval is content with his life in the shadows. He has finally found a place amongst the Cirque De Straniu, a traveling show made up of a band of miscreants and thieves. He is not about to let a botched scheme drive the Cirque into the ground, or land them all in prison (again.) The Cirque is his family. It is his duty to keep them safe. So, when the leader of the Cirque announces his plans to kidnap the Duke of Westmire’s fiancé and hold her for ransom, Luca plays his part well.
More info →Freya (Viking Glory Book 2)
Freya Ivarsdóttir is not only the daughter of a jarl and sister to a future jarl but a well-renowned shield maiden. Committed to fighting the evil forces threatening her tribe and her neighbors, Freya does not welcome the attention of Erik Rangvaldson, the son of their neighboring jarl. Forced to work together to defeat their common enemy, Freya must put aside her dislike for the arrogant man who follows her everywhere. Erik may be the most handsome man she has ever seen, but he also aggravates her unlike any other man she knows.
More info →Marrying Stone (Tales from Marrying Stone Book 1)
From a USA Today bestselling Author, comes a Publisher's Weekly starred review for Marrying Stone, who described the story as "rich and heady as a jug of mountain 'donk' - and just as hard to put down."
Any successful scholar will make personal sacrifices to enhance his research. But most are never expected to include a suspect marriage to a barefoot hill girl.
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