A Worthy Opponent
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This has been the hardest book to date for me to publish, not due to stubborn characters, or an impossible backdrop, but due to a never-ending supply of glitches. I’ll go into this more in my monthly newsletter coming up soon, but for now I’ll say that Amazon tricked me. Last time, I was able
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From, A Worthy Opponent: Alana knew she should be damned for what she had done. Fantasizing about one’s new sword master was no doubt a sin of the flesh. Especially when one was engaged to another man. She didn’t quite know what went on between a man and a woman behind closed doors, or in
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Guess what?! It’s time! Here’s the cover, here’s the description: England 1192 Lord John of Ravendale has always been a man’s man. Horses, swordplay, war… When Matthew, one of his dearest friends, asks him to pretend to compromise his spirited sister to free her from an unwanted match with the powerful Duke of Besville, John
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After Robin had insulted her, she’d refused to have anything to do with the man. Acting as if he didn’t exist was her way of pretending she hadn’t experienced his rejection in the first place. She wondered if ignoring her problem might not have been the best solution… (From A Worthy Opponent) 😒I have a
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From: A Worthy Opponent England, 1192: …She blew out a breath. “When I first arrived here you thought you’d have to convince me to have you, even after we were wed, and you’d risked yourself to save my life?” “Something like that.” “John, that’s a lot to give, just to have me bed you.” “I
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