The Destiny of Tangled Vines. A Mornington Park Novel, #2
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-6480814-1-8
- EAN9780648081418
- Date de parution02/09/2018
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurK. E. Chaloner
Résumé
The Destiny of Tangled Vines. Gabriel Blackenhawke is quite envious of his older brother the Duke of Mornington's love match to his duchess, for he is in no doubt it cannot happen to him as he is six feet four inches tall and most woman only come up to his waist. He has worked for the King of England for the past ten years incognito saving many including his own brother when trapped behind enemy lines, so now to return to England all he wants to do is live a quiet life and maybe have a little fun in the process.
So to meet a woman who is six feet two inches tall that he can look in the eye during a waltz, not only wipes everything from his common sense that tells him to take care, but changes his ideas on the boundaries that society has inflicted on all, in what they think is the correct behaviour when ones life is determined by the fate of their birth.
So to meet a woman who is six feet two inches tall that he can look in the eye during a waltz, not only wipes everything from his common sense that tells him to take care, but changes his ideas on the boundaries that society has inflicted on all, in what they think is the correct behaviour when ones life is determined by the fate of their birth.
