14,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

Sir Roger de Coverley falls madly in love with widow Lady Kate and consummates his love in highly unusual circumstances. Kate hides the resulting pregnancy from Sir Roger, claiming her infant to be the child of a distant relative. Sir Roger accepts her story, adopting his own daughter. Catherine grows into a beautiful, headstrong young woman intent on a life of independence but as a young lady of quality, she must marry. Uninterested in the respectable suitors who call on her, she falls instead for the handsome highwayman Dick Terpin. Together, they indulge in robbery with only a little…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Sir Roger de Coverley falls madly in love with widow Lady Kate and consummates his love in highly unusual circumstances. Kate hides the resulting pregnancy from Sir Roger, claiming her infant to be the child of a distant relative. Sir Roger accepts her story, adopting his own daughter. Catherine grows into a beautiful, headstrong young woman intent on a life of independence but as a young lady of quality, she must marry. Uninterested in the respectable suitors who call on her, she falls instead for the handsome highwayman Dick Terpin. Together, they indulge in robbery with only a little violence. But one attack on a certain Sir Bertram Delaney has dire consequences. Enraged, he kidnaps Kate and spirits her to France. Dick comes to the rescue. Could marriage to Dick be Catherine's solution? "Stand and Deliver" could be their catch-cry and strike fear into all who hear it!
Autorenporträt
Caroline Prince is a writer who has a well-developed sense of the ridiculous and enjoys combining historical romance with comedy in her work. Caroline's career has been varied. After completing secondary schooling in Australia, she went to London and worked at the BBC for seven years. On returning to her family in Australia, after an initial stint in television, she felt drawn to science and completed a science degree. She then worked in various roles at the University of Queensland for three decades, during which time she developed an interest in British social history. In 2009, Caroline moved to Queensland's Sunshine Coast, where she enjoys a more-relaxed lifestyle, which enables her to pursue her love of writing.