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A Dark Passion…A Dark Magic…A Dark Spell…will they break the … SILVER SILENCE?


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A desire that defies all limits…and a love that was meant to be



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    Also by Jade Lee:

    Getting Physical, September 2009
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    Dragonbound, April 2009
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    The Concubine, February 2009
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    The Dragon Earl, September 2008
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    These Boots Were Made for Stomping, April 2008
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    Cornered Tigress, January 2007
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    Shards of Crimson, January 2007
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    Burning Tigress, June 2006
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    Seduced by Crimson, March 2006
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    Desperate Tigress, November 2005
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    Hungry Tigress, June 2005
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    White Tigress, January 2005
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    Devil's Bargain, July 2004
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    The Dragon Earl
    Jade Lee

    Romance is about to become more interesting as cultures collide.

    Leisure Books
    September 2008
    On Sale: September 1, 2008
    Featuring: Evelyn Stanton; Jacob Cato
    352 pages
    ISBN: 0843960469
    EAN: 9780843960464
    Paperback
    $7.99

    Romance Erotica Sensual, Romance Historical

    ONE MAN

    A Chinese monk striding down the aisle was the first shock at countess-to-be Evelyn Stanton’s wedding. To watch him dispatch three groomsmen, unarmed, and to learn that he was white and the long-lost heir to the Earldom of Warhaven, was the second. He would be her husband?

    ONE MISSION

    After the slaughter of his family in far-off China, Jacob Cato found sanctuary. In a Xi Lin temple he learned to be strong, but now he had a grander goal: to reclaim his English heritage and the woman he’d left behind.

    ONE DESTINY

    Revenge. It poisoned everything he’d learned, everything he’d done, and yet every fiber of Jacob burned for it—just as he burned for the beautiful but very English Evelyn. Long ago, the conspiracy to kill his family had stranded him, lost Jacob in the exotic East and made him unrecognizable to his countrymen…and women. He had not forgotten that past. It was to make peace that he had returned. The manner was yet to be decided.

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    Comments

    6 comments posted.

    Re: The Dragon Earl

    That is SOME wedding day!!!
    (Ann Brown 2:37am September 7, 2008)

    Some books begin by one scene that sticks in my head. For this book...that wedding scene just stuck. Old norman church. Bride and groom at the altar. Then a guy in saffron monks robes coming down the aisle sayingm, "Wait! I'm the REAL groom!". That was just too perfect a scene to let go...so The Dragon Earl was born!
    (
    Jade Lee 10:19am September 9, 2008)

    Sounds Deliciously devious!
    (
    Kathy Newton 8:17pm September 28, 2008)

    What a wonderful event. I would be in
    heaven. I love history which is one of
    the reasons I read historical romance.
    It is much more enjoyable learning
    about the smuggling problem along
    the English Coast by reading a
    romance than by listening to a dry
    lecture from a grouchy old man. I am
    going to check their website and see
    what the event is like. Would love to
    attend in England. Of course, I'm not
    a writer, but would love to sit there
    and listen.
    (
    Patricia Barraclough 10:48pm June 21)

    I especially enjoy Victorian era historical novels.
    (
    Cindy Madson 5:55pm July 6)

    I recently joined the Historical Novel Society. I found their sight by accident and was in HEAVEN! I'm a hughe Historical fiction fan. Their web sight and quarterly reviews newsletter is the best I have found for Historical Fiction Nuts. One of these days I hope to make it to a conference (as a reader).
    (
    Pamela Lelekis 2:20pm July 26)

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