Taming the Highland Bride
Devil of the Highlands - 2
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Word Count
94,000 words, Guess
Page Count
376 pages
Physical Format
Mass Market Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetaminghighlandbr0000sand
- ISBN-100061344788
- ISBN-139780061344787
- Library of Congress Control Number2010414748
- OCLC Control Number419847836
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780061344787
- Open LibraryOL29786918M
Classifications
- DDC[Fic]
- LCCPR9199.3.S2195 T36 2010
- LCCCPB Box no. 3071 vol. 11
Description
Merry Stewart has had enough Enough of her brothers, whose behavior would make even the most improper lady blush. Enough of their Highland home, which would surely have fallen to ruin were it not for her. She dreams of escaping into the arms of her betrothed, Alexander d'Aumesbery--even though they haven't yet met. But when they do, Merry is devastated. It seems he's no better than the men in her family. So beautiful, so brazen . . . From the moment he meets Merry, Alexander is determined to make her his. Desperate to convince her he's nothing like the members of her roguish clan, he will prove he is every bit the well-mannered gentleman. Yet, beneath it all beats a heart as intense and uncontrollable as hers. And finally, when his life is threatened, Merry realizes he's the husband she's been waiting for . . . and their passion becomes the one thing that cannot be tamed.
Description
Alexander d'Aumesbery, a well-mannered gentleman, will do anything to prove to his betrothed, Merry Stewart, that he is nothing like her brutish brothers--and that he is the perfect match for this Highland beauty.
First Sentence
Merewen Stewart stabbed the needle into the cloth and tugged it out the other side with an irritated jerk.
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- Devil of the Highlands - 2
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