Viscount Overboard - Urban, Misty
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When the war-scarred Viscount Penrydd washes up in 1799 Newport minus his memory, Gwenllian ap Ewyas decides not to tell him he owns, and threatened to sell, the property she's made a refuge for her and other lost souls. Gwen found healing from her haunted past by making St. Sefin's into a sanctuary for the hurt and abandoned, and she'll do anything to preserve the place-including lie to the English lord who owns it until she can win him to her cause. But making Penrydd her stableboy is a dangerous game, especially when he's a target for an outside menace moving into Newport. Even more…mehr

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When the war-scarred Viscount Penrydd washes up in 1799 Newport minus his memory, Gwenllian ap Ewyas decides not to tell him he owns, and threatened to sell, the property she's made a refuge for her and other lost souls. Gwen found healing from her haunted past by making St. Sefin's into a sanctuary for the hurt and abandoned, and she'll do anything to preserve the place-including lie to the English lord who owns it until she can win him to her cause. But making Penrydd her stableboy is a dangerous game, especially when he's a target for an outside menace moving into Newport. Even more unsettling for Gwen, under the scars and arrogance is a man she can admire and possibly love. But as shadows from both their pasts appear at St. Sefin's, Gwen risks losing her livelihood, her home, and her heart when Penrydd learns just how far she's gone to deceive him.
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Misty Urban writes misbehaving women who find their way across the genres of historical and contemporary romance, contemporary fantasy, and award-winning short fiction. Her debut short story collection won the Serena McDonald Kennedy Award and her debut novel, a bodyswap thriller, was a BookFest Award winner and a 5-star Reader's Favorite. She holds a Ph.D. in medieval literature, and her dissertation on monstrous women in medieval romance won the D. Simon Evans Award. Her creative nonfiction has been nominated for several Best of the Net awards. More about her published and forthcoming work can be found at her website, mistyurban.com.