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She’d saved his life…
Rafe Hawk refuses to accept the inheritance, of a large English estate, and the title that goes with it, after his birth father’s death because the man chose duty over the woman he loved and their son.
So when he finds himself temporarily living at Kinsale Hall, he’s not prepared to trust anyone associated with the place, including Trudi Delaney and her daughter.
So why, when he looks into their eyes, does he suddenly remember a woman who may have lost her life after a storm while saving his over a decade ago?
Now he could destroy hers.
Instinct warns Trudi Delaney the arrival of the contemptuous American architect at Kinsale Hall will change her life forever. Especially when she discovers he spends so much of his time in areas of Kinsale Hall off-limits to visitors.
Eleven years after escaping from her psychotic husband with a stranger, she’s still plagued by nightmares of events she can’t remember. Events such as, who fathered her beautiful daughter?
Now more than a decade later, she is confronted by another stranger. Will this one destroy everything she holds dear?
span style="font-family: Tahoma">span style="font-size: larger">Duty is the theme of this captivating romance. The consequences of past choices that impact on Rafe Hawk, the hero's present and future decisions./span>/span>
span style="font-family: Tahoma">span style="font-size: larger">Duty is something Trudi Delaney knows all about, and there comes a time when she must put duty to herself and herfamily before others./span>/span>
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It's not a case of who is out to destroy Deborah Stavely, but why? When her neighbours threaten her livelihood and her tenants lives she tries to deal with it herself. Her brother, Lord Worth calls upon his friend Julian Fanshaw for help. Will Deborah accept Julian's help or not, especially when his suggestion threatens everything she values most?
Julian Fanshaw answers a call for help from his lifelong friend Lord Worth to help keep his friend’s widowed sister, Deborah, safe from her increasingly vindictive neighbours. It doesn’t take him or Freddie long to realise the Grangers aren’t using her as a long-promised act of revenge against them, but are playing a deeper and far more sinister game of their own. Deborah Stavely is determined to overcome the increasing harassment from her neighbour without calling on her brother for help. So she is not pleased when Freddie intervenes and involves his friend, Julian Fanshaw.
Circumstances | |  | | The Brat
The Brat is a contemporary romance with a dash of mystery and suspense. The Brat is a book you will remember long after you close the last page.
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When plunged into a world of spies, agents and espionage Honor, Lady Beaumont, flees for her life when her husband is captured at Salamanca. Lord Vidal, sent out to Spain, brings her home to a city full of enemies. Which will she lose first, her head or her heart?
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When plunged into a world of spies, agents and espionage during the Peninsula wars, Honor, Lady Beaumont, flees for her life after the French capture her husband at Salamanca. Keeping a promise to her husband, she relies on his batman to arrange her safe passage back to England.
Viscount Charles Vidal is ordered by Robert Dumas, the First Lord of the Admiralty, to travel to Spain and escort the only woman he’s ever loved, Lord Devlin Beaumont’s widow back home before the French discover her whereabouts.
Their journey is fraught by danger, least of all knowing whether they are |
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