Rebecca Dooley

A King's Treasure (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Amalie should be celebrating the coming wedding of her sister, Nadia. Her family's home is full of family and friends and rumors of the king's arrival have circulated among the guests for weeks. Attention from an unwanted suitor steals the happiness that the occasion calls for. While Nadia's wedding day draws closer, the walls of the castle begin to feel suffocating.

Sir Douglas Talton journeyed to Duncan Hall to attend the wedding of his cousin Caelum. Little did he know that his cousin's soon to be sister-in-law would capture his attention. Quiet and meek, she would easily be molded into the wife that he wanted, she just needs a bit of convincing.

King James and a small band of trusted knights make the long journey to Duncan Hall to attend the wedding of his oldest friend's daughter. Long widowed, the thought of taking another wife has never entered his mind. He had never met anyone that could stir his heart as his late wife had. A chance encounter at the end of his long journey now has him thinking that he is not yet too old to offer his heart to someone again. Will she be willing to take it?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rebecca Dooley
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463352472
• Artikelnr.: 69934023

Autorenporträt

There is really not much to me. I am a full-time stay-at-home mom of two building my writing career. I published my first novel, "Rhona's Cottage", through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing in October of 2017.

My writing is as varied as my reading interests. My two favorite authors are Nora Roberts and Lindsay Buroker, although I will read anything and everything.

I recently moved from a small community outside of Pilot Mountain, North Carolina to Oak Island, North Carolina. Aside from reading and writing, I enjoy being outdoors, turning pallets into furniture, gardening, and history. I am a self-described hillbilly and oddball. I am not a typical girl, I like my holy jeans and flannel shirts, I prefer to go barefoot and wear baseball caps, and I do not like to shop. (Unless it is at the hardware store or garden center.)

As a kid, I spent more time roaming the woods with my imaginary friends than trying to hang out and make real friends. I have always gravitated towards people that are older than me because I have never felt like I fit in or have anything in common with people my own age.