For Her Own Good - Of Duty and Silver, #2 - E-book - ePub

Name: For Her Own Good
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Author: J.S. Mawdsley
ISBN: 9781393903383

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Muriel Ostensen, handsome, clever, and a bitch, has no desire to get married. Broderick Gramiren, natural son of the king, has other ideas for her, and... Lire la suite

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Muriel Ostensen, handsome, clever, and a bitch, has no desire to get married. Broderick Gramiren, natural son of the king, has other ideas for her, and so does her family. In the wake of a shocking royal assassination, Broderick maneuvers secretly to become his father's official heir. But first, he just needs the right wife to help press his case. The Duke of Severn's daughter would be the perfect woman to help Broderick in his quest, especially with his father, the king, pressuring him to marry.
Muriel, however, loves her independence, and she feels her family is selling her short by trying to marry her to a bastard, even if he is the king's bastard. If she has one scheme to avoid marrying Broderick, she has a dozen, but Broderick might just have a dozen and one. Book 2 in the political fantasy series Of Duty and Silver, For Her Own Good picks up where The Queen's Tower left off, but it can also be read as a standalone romance.

Date de parution

20/05/2020
Editeur

Relay Publishing
Collection

Of Duty and Silver
ISBN

978-1-393-90338-3
EAN

9781393903383
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ePub

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Biographie de J.S. Mawdsley

We're a husband and wife novel writing team and have been since about a month after our marriage in 2007. He's a teacher of education law. She's a Librarian. Being able to write together so happily once made a friend remark that we are as mythical as unicorns. J. S. Mawdsley live in Ohio, where they share their house with half a dozen dying houseplants, and their yard with a neighborhood cat named Eugene, a mother deer and her fawn, affectionately known as the Countess and Cherubino, and a couple of blue jays, Henry and Eleanor.