The Scottish Bride - King, Susan
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Secrets and heartfelt romance in medieval Scotland . . . Lady Tamsin Keith escapes a castle tower to avoid marriage only to fall into the arms of a mysterious Scottish knight. Sir William Seton is sent by the king to demand a secret book of prophecies in the lady's possession, but he soon discovers that beautiful Tamsin is a gifted seer-and the most stubborn woman he has ever met. She refuses to trust the knight who begins to thrill her lonely heart-even as they face the powerful foe who would tear down all that they cherish most . . . Highland Secrets Book 1 - The Scottish Bride Book 2 - The Forest Bride Book 3 - The Guardian's Bride…mehr

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Secrets and heartfelt romance in medieval Scotland . . . Lady Tamsin Keith escapes a castle tower to avoid marriage only to fall into the arms of a mysterious Scottish knight. Sir William Seton is sent by the king to demand a secret book of prophecies in the lady's possession, but he soon discovers that beautiful Tamsin is a gifted seer-and the most stubborn woman he has ever met. She refuses to trust the knight who begins to thrill her lonely heart-even as they face the powerful foe who would tear down all that they cherish most . . . Highland Secrets Book 1 - The Scottish Bride Book 2 - The Forest Bride Book 3 - The Guardian's Bride
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SUSAN KING is a multi-published, bestselling, award-winning author and a former art history lecturer. She holds a B.A. in art and an M.A. and most of a Ph.D. in art history, with postgraduate work in medieval studies. Her books are widely praised for historical detail and a lyrical writing style, and she has won multiple honors and awards for her novels w/a Susan King and Sarah Gabriel. Queen Hereafter, is Susan's latest novel. Lady Macbeth: A Novel (Crown Publishing, February 2008) was her first hardcover mainstream novel. Susan visits Scotland as often as possible for research and relaxation, and lives in Maryland with her family.