A Breath of Scandal British earl by day and secret agent by night, Lord Julian Thornton has sworn never to love another woman.She claimed him as her husband without even knowing his name. But when a mission to the Scotti
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| Title | : | A Breath of Scandal |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.73 (345 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0380808021 |
| Format Type | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2001-03-01 |
| Genre | : |
Editorial : "Connie Mason writes the stuff dreams are made of." -- -- Romantic Times
"Enjoyablea fast-paced and fun story with some surprises and twists." -- -- Rendezvous
"Ms. Mason reaches the hearts of readers." -- -- Rendezvous
"Ms.Mason is a master of her craft." -- -- Romantic Times
British earl by day and secret agent by night, Lord Julian Thornton has sworn never to love another woman. But when a mission to the Scottish coast goes perilously wrong, he is forced to wed a seductive gypsy beauty for his own protection,But the lovely Lara is more than she appears, for she is truly of noble blood. And though Julian's heart implores him to stay with his lady of mystery, for the safety of them both he must return to his own world -- only to discover Lara in the one place he never expected to find his wild gypsy enchantess; a place where he may be powerless to protect heror his own heart.She claimed him as her husband without even knowing his name. Now she will risk everything to keep his secret -- but can she give her heart without having his love in return?
Bowen; 12. I bet the print version is great but my kindle version was not.. Rarely do I feel ripped off from a book that doesn't deliver, but this one qualifies. Rawlinson; 6. In particular, the author's disciplined chapter titling forecasts the general attitude of these "philosophers of the material world." Skip Adam Smith and read Thorsten Veblum if you're interested in how American economics looked to an American after Smith's philosophies began to take hold---or if you'd like an unexpectedly hilarious view of what the robber barons did and why. His views are insightful and as dispassionate as an Englishman of the time could be. Sometimes as much as 10 or 12 steps were made in text alone and it can be slightly confusing without a demonstrating photo.
To sum it up, this was a fine book and I learned a little bit. I LOVE this book. The people who saved me and took care of me, yes they are evil probably, I will keep an eye on them. I picked this book up in a bookstore, not h
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