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Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. Link -> The De Burgh Bride (Historical Romance)įree The De Burgh Bride (Historical Romance) TXT Buy The De Burgh Bride (Harlequin Historical Romance) by Deborah Simmons (ISBN: 9780373289998) from Amazon's Book Store. Habitat, diet, health, common myths, diseases and where to buy skinks all included.Name: The De Burgh Bride (Historical Romance) Blue Tongued Skinks and other skinks care, facts and information. Key Themes: Medieval romance, enemies to lovers, knight, damaged heroine, scholar hero, shrew, dangerous heroine, warrior hero, arranged marriage, castle, opposites attract, romantic suspense, independent heroine, historical romance mystery, beta hero, family, brothers, happily ever after, love story in this thrilling and dangerous story.” – Affaire de Coeur Deborah Simmons is a two-time RITA Finalist and USA Today bestselling author of historical romances originally published by Avon, Harlequin, and Berkley, as well as a romantic comedy. “Once again Simmons has brought together wonderful and passionate characters. And she must arm herself against a new threat-the power of attraction. But the gallant knight is unlike any man she has ever known. Is it his bride? Elene Fitzhugh would have no husband and vows to drive him away with the point of her dagger. But he can’t explain why he’s drawn to the maddening woman he must make his wife.

A scholar as well as a knight, Geoffrey de Burgh values knowledge as much as his sword. She’s a notorious hellion rumored to have murdered her first husband on their wedding night, and none want to be her second. By king’s decree one of the de Burghs must marry the daughter of their fallen enemy.

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