Highlander's Irish Bride (e-bog) af Kelly, Vanessa
Kelly, Vanessa (forfatter)

Highlander's Irish Bride e-bog

72,87 DKK (inkl. moms 91,09 DKK)
The latest in bestselling author Vanessa Kelly's intoxicating Clan Kendrick series shines a light on the most respectable member of the Kendrick clanand the independent woman who stole his heart . . . Miss Kathleen Calvert may be the daughter of an Irish aristocrat, but she has no intention of acting like one. All she desires is to return to her family's estate to raise horses and manage her fa...
E-bog 72,87 DKK
Forfattere Kelly, Vanessa (forfatter)
Forlag Zebra Books
Udgivet 27 juli 2021
Længde 352 sider
Genrer FA
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781420147087
The latest in bestselling author Vanessa Kelly's intoxicating Clan Kendrick series shines a light on the most respectable member of the Kendrick clanand the independent woman who stole his heart . . . Miss Kathleen Calvert may be the daughter of an Irish aristocrat, but she has no intention of acting like one. All she desires is to return to her family's estate to raise horses and manage her father's magnificent gardens. But when a scandal threatens her reputation, her parents order her to a remote Scottish estate, hoping she will finally learn to behave like a proper lady. To make matters worse, her escort is a handsome Highlander who just happens to be the most boring man in all of Scotland . . . After a youth of dangerous and wild escapades, Grant Kendrick surprised his familyand himselfby becoming a successful businessman and the most respectable Kendrick brother. But does that matter, when the beautiful and free-spirited Kathleen deems him a stodgy bore? Luckily, he gets the chance to prove her wrong when their carriage is ambushed by thieves. But it will take all his ingenuity to protect the beautiful lass who has stormed her way into his heartand to convince her that a life with him will be a love-filled adventure . . . Praise for The Highlander's English Bride';A thoroughly satisfying happy ending.' Publishers Weekly