How the Scot Was Won - Linden, Caroline
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To win a Scot's heart... Agnes St. James has no wealth, no status, and no suitors. Thankfully, she's happy with her family, her friends, and her beloved shop, the place to buy fine silks in Edinburgh. Felix Duncan has a thriving legal career, connections, and ambition. What he doesn't have, despite his father's prodding, is a wife. Fortunately, he's content with that. Until their paths cross, and suddenly both realize they want more. Agnes is astonished-and thrilled-that such a charming, handsome fellow is flirting with her. Felix is astonished-and bowled over-that his friend's younger sister…mehr

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To win a Scot's heart... Agnes St. James has no wealth, no status, and no suitors. Thankfully, she's happy with her family, her friends, and her beloved shop, the place to buy fine silks in Edinburgh. Felix Duncan has a thriving legal career, connections, and ambition. What he doesn't have, despite his father's prodding, is a wife. Fortunately, he's content with that. Until their paths cross, and suddenly both realize they want more. Agnes is astonished-and thrilled-that such a charming, handsome fellow is flirting with her. Felix is astonished-and bowled over-that his friend's younger sister has grown into such a clever beauty. It looks like Fate-until a scandalous indiscretion and a shocking inheritance threaten to spoil any chance of happily-ever-after...
Autorenporträt
Caroline Linden was born a reader, not a writer. She earned a math degree from Harvard University and wrote computer software before turning to writing fiction. Since then the Boston Red Sox have won the World Series four times, which is not related but still worth mentioning. Her books have appeared on the USA Today bestsellers list, won the NEC Reader's Choice Award, the Daphne du Maurier Award, the NJRW Golden Leaf Award, and RWA's RITA Award, and have been translated into seventeen languages. She lives in New England.