Conqueror's Kiss

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Pub Date Oct 27 2015 | Archive Date Nov 06 2015

Description

There is little hope for sanctuary in the midst of the tumultuous Scottish border wars, yet one woman may find safe refuge . . . in the arms of her sworn enemy . . .

Jennet Graeme has witnessed terrible tragedy during the many years of strife between the Scots and the English. As Scottish invaders plunder her convent sanctuary, she defiantly resists the blond warrior who claims her as his prize. But his brute strength is overpowering and Jennet is forced to ride with him through the lawless lands, tending to the wounded, protected and desired by a man she wants to hate . . . but cannot . . .

Sir Hacon Gillard is moved by Jennet's compassion and mercy. As a loyal knight, he's pledged fealty to his king's command, even as he loses his heart to this remarkable woman. Merciless in combat . . . yet there burns within him a spark for something far beyond the heat of battle . . .

There is little hope for sanctuary in the midst of the tumultuous Scottish border wars, yet one woman may find safe refuge . . . in the arms of her sworn enemy . . .

Jennet Graeme has witnessed...


A Note From the Publisher

This is a re-release of Hannah Howell's 2006 classic tale of love on the war-torn Scottish Highlands.

This is a re-release of Hannah Howell's 2006 classic tale of love on the war-torn Scottish Highlands.


Advance Praise

Few authors portray the Scottish highlands as lovingly or colorfully as Hannah Howell.” —Publishers Weekly

Few authors portray the Scottish highlands as lovingly or colorfully as Hannah Howell.” —Publishers Weekly



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