Border Moonlight by Amanda Scott

Border Moonlight by Amanda Scott

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Zusammenfassung

Third novel in the medieval Scottish Borders Trilogy, following BORDER WEDDING and BORDER LASS, from USA TODAY bestselling author Amanda Scott.

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Border Moonlight by Amanda Scott

Lovely nineteen-year-old Lady Sibylla Cavers is marriageable, yet she has rejected the first three candidates her father has introduced. Lord Simon Murray (appearing in the first two novels of this Borders Trilogy) is one of these three spurned suitors - and Simon is famous for never forgiving an offence. One day when Sibylla is out riding, she sees a child drowning and guides her horse into a raging river to save the child. But the powerful current sweeps her up with the child in her grip. Lord Simon, riding nearby, hears screams and heroically helps Lady Sibylla rescue the child. To her surprise, Lady Sibylla feels a powerful attraction to her rescuer. Lord Simon, surprised to feel the same strong attraction, is tempted to forgive her earlier rejection so that he may woo this lass anew. But political intrigue fueled by the power-hungry governor of Scotland will throw obstacles in the path of Simon's and Sibylla's burgeoning love. Simon will fight for his inherited estate of Elishaw, while Sibylla will use all her wits to protect their future together
Border Moonlight is Amanda Scott's 50th novel, and she is the recipient of the Romance Writers of America's prestigious RITA Award. She lives in Folsom, California, outside of Sacramento. She is a fourth-generation Californian.
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ISBN 13 9780446541350
ISBN 10 0446541354
Titel Border Moonlight
Autor Amanda Scott
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Little, Brown & Company
Erscheinungsjahr 2009-02-05
Seitenanzahl 416
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