Raven Mcallan, Cassie O'Brien

The Earl of Callander's Secret Bride (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

FROM EXCITING ROMANCE AUTHORS RAVEN MCALLAN AND CASSIE O'BRIEN

Book one in The Scots and the Sassenachs series

A treasonable letter. An attempted blackmail. Can a secret marriage save the day?

Duncan, the Earl of Callander loves his beautiful neighbour, Lady Cairstine McColl but has held back from proposing until she has enjoyed her debut Season in Edinburgh. However, matters are taken out of his hands when Cairstine discovers a plot to blackmail her father with her hand in marriage demanded as the ransom price.

A daring plan is hatched. To protect Cairstine, she and Duncan will wed under Scottish law, then travel to England incognito to find and destroy a letter that could see her father accused of treason and the family ruined.

But all is not straightforward once they arrive in Corbridge.

They must hide the passion they feel for each other from the blackmailer, and worse, there may not be just one blackmailer but two.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Totally Entwined Group Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 190
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Oktober 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781839435515
• Artikelnr.: 62495306

Autorenporträt

After 30 plus years in Scotland, Raven now lives near the east Yorkshire coast, with her long-suffering husband, who is used to rescuing the dinner, when she gets immersed in her writing, keeping her coffee pot warm and making sure the wine is chilled.

With a new home to decorate and a garden to plan, she's never short of things to do, but writing is always at the top of her list.

Her other hobbies include walking along the coast and spotting the wildlife, reading, researching, cross stitch and trying not to drop stitches as she endeavours to knit.

Being left-handed, and knitting right-handed, that's not always easy.