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A woman on the run...a man on the hunt.
Forever
August 2010
On Sale: July 27, 2010
Featuring: Rane MacAllister; Florie Gilde
384 pages
ISBN: 0446548189
EAN: 9780446548182
Mass Market Paperback
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A WOMAN ON THE RUN
Florie Gilder is a beautiful and celebrated goldsmith--and a
fugitive from the law. Thought to have stolen a precious
heirloom that is the key to her true heritage, she seeks
sanctuary in a church...only to be discovered by Rane
MacAllister. Chivalrous and charming, this broad-shouldered
archer is bound by oath to prevent this feisty “thief” from
escaping into the countryside. He does, but at a price. A MAN ON THE HUNT
Florie chafes at being anyone’s prisoner, let alone that of
a man sent by her accuser. But Rane, alone with Florie in
this abandoned cloister, begins to conquer her guarded
heart--and ignites a fiery passion. Now as their enemies
gather to bring about their ruin, Florie and Rane will need
courage, wits, and, most of all, love, to survive being...
CAPTURED BY DESIRE
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10 comments posted.
Re: Captured by Desire
As a commoner myself I can relate.
(Mary Preston 4:41am September 19, 2010)
When a person has to go through some turmoil in their life to get ahead, they become a better person because of it. Those with the silver spoons in their mouths become tarnished, and never learn a thing throughout their lives. They also don't know what it's like to dream, or take a risk. All of the moral things it takes to be a survivor and upstanding person. I've been there, and have still been going through some periods of struggle.
(Peggy Roberson 6:46am September 19, 2010)
I agree with Peggy.
(Vickie Hightower 4:24pm September 19, 2010)
Commoners, by their very name, are easy to resonate with for you see them in everyday life. I like the underdogs, because I need someone to root for to make it over the obstacles and reach the distant prize.
(Alyson Widen 4:32pm September 19, 2010)
A lot can be learned about a person when you see how they deal with the "trials and tribulations" that come their way. I think when the reader watches a commoner face his/her obstacles, you can't help but cheer them on. Everyone wants to see the underdog succeed.
(Robin McKay 6:54pm September 19, 2010)
I think commoners are just more interesting. They come from all different walks of life, with so many experiences to share. They are never boring! You never know what will happen or who you will run in to.
Thimblerigger - what a hoot! I love it!
(Cynthia Netherton 7:25pm September 19, 2010)
I loved your article, about the various names for occupations back in the day, very interesting! Thanks.
(Brenda Rupp 8:24pm September 19, 2010)
I'm like you, I love characters with a purpose in life! If I had lived in those days & had nothing to do but flirt, look pretty & run around telling servants what to do, I know I would've died of boredom!! Thank goodness you don't write such trivial drivel! :o)
(Quetzi Fernald 2:44am September 20, 2010)
Kira - One of the reasons I enjoy your books so much is because of the perspective you take. I think we all have that relative or friend who is a diva.
In my case it's an older sister who has enough money and things to care for an entire small country and can't understand why us underlings can't do things on a whim. Of course she's also the one who calls and tells me how "tough" things are. (The last time I told her to sell one her million dollar homes).
Give me a book I can relate to with people who work too hard but really enjoy and appreciate and love those around them.
(Jeanne Miro 2:48pm September 20, 2010)
I love historical fiction and
love it when it's about normal
common people.
(Lisa Richards 11:59am September 21, 2010)
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