Harlequin Historical June 2014 - Bundle 2 of 2: An Anthology
About this ebook
This Harlequin® Historical bundle includes Scars of Betrayal by Sophia James, Surrender to the Viking by Joanna Fulford and An Ideal Companion by Anne Ashley.
Sophia James follows an undercover British agent and a resilient healer from a London ballroom back to the snow-covered Pyrenees, exploring a long-kept secret born of wartime peril.
The northern fjords provide the setting for a bridal pact between a defiant chieftain’s daughter and a seasoned warlord seeking warships and blades against a mutual enemy.
Anne Ashley strands an assortment of travelers at an isolated manor on the edge of the moor, unraveling an unexpected household tragedy alongside an observant companion.
Look for six compelling new stories every month from Harlequin® Historical!
- Tortured Hero: Lord Nathaniel Lindsay returns to society bearing the physical and emotional scars of espionage in France, forced to confront his unresolved past when he encounters Cassandra Northrup.
- Marriage of Convenience: Lara Ottarsdotter hones her sword skills on a misty promontory, determined to resist a forced wedding until Viking warlord Finn Egilsson challenges her defiance.
- Locked Room Mystery: Miss Ruth Harrington joins forces with the imposing Colonel Hugo Prentiss when an unseasonable blizzard strands travelers at Dunsterford Hall and the mistress dies under suspicious circumstances.
- Also by This Author: High Seas to High Society, One Unashamed Night and The Dissolute Duke.
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About the author
Georgette Heyer novels formed Sophia James’s reading tastes as a teenager. But her writing life only started when she was given a pile of Mills & Boons to read after she had had her wisdom teeth extracted! Filled with strong painkillers she imagined that she could pen one, too. Many drafts later Sophia thinks she has the perfect job writing for Harlequin Historical as well as taking art tours to Europe with her husband, who is a painter.
Joanna Fulford’s two great passions as a child were horses and writing. Riding developed her love of and respect for the countryside – though it was sometimes seen at much closer quarters than anticipated – and writing allowed exploration of the inner landscape. But teaching was Joanna’s calling for many years, and she only left education to pursue writing full-time when it became a growing compulsion!
