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Starlight by Carrie Lofty

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Also by Carrie Lofty:

Blue Notes, May 2014
Paperback / e-Book
His Very Own Girl, September 2012
e-Book
Starlight, July 2012
Paperback / e-Book
A Little More Scandal, June 2012
e-Book
Flawless, October 2011
Paperback / e-Book
Portrait of Seduction, May 2011
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What A Scoundrel Wants, December 2008
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Starlight
Carrie Lofty

Christie Family #2
Pocket Books
July 2012
On Sale: June 26, 2012
Featuring: Alex Christie; Polly Gowan
400 pages
ISBN: 1451616392
EAN: 9781451616392
Kindle: B0061NVR98
Paperback / e-Book
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Romance Historical

Esteemed astronomer Alex Christie, the eldest and most steadfast of the Christie siblings, has never possessed his late father's ruthless business drive. But to protect his frail infant son from his cruel father-in-law's bid for custody, the young widower must undertake Sir William Christie's posthumous million-dollar challenge: to make a Glasgow cotton mill profitable. At sea in an industrial world of sabotage and union agitation, Alex meets Polly Gowan, daughter of a famed union leader, who hopes to seize a mysterious saboteur without involving the police. Because a sympathetic mill master would aid her cause, Polly becomes Alex's guide to urban Scotland. From soccer games to pub brawls, Alex sees another side of life, and feels free for the first time to reveal the man--vital and strong--behind his intellectual exterior. Polly is utterly seduced. Their ambitions, however, remains at odds: Alex vows to earn the mill bonus to save his child, while Polly fights for the needs of her people. Is there strength enough in their sparkling passion to bind them together in their quests--and in a lasting love that conquers all?

Comments

28 comments posted.

Re: Starlight

Gosh...I'd say it was Polly....the book sounds wonderful!!!
(Bonnie Capuano 10:40am June 25, 2012)

It is talking about Polly and Alex.
What an interesting way to present your book. I'd love to win
it.
(
Mary Hay 10:45am June 25, 2012)

Interesting!
(
Barbara Hanson 11:16am June 25, 2012)

Polly - Weavers - Church - Alex - Harvard - her Da
Now I want to find out what happens with Polly & Alex!
(
Diane Sallans 11:54am June 25, 2012)

Polly 1st, 4th and 5th paragraph and Alex 2nd and 3rd
(
Kathleen Bianchi 12:08pm June 25, 2012)

I loved the haikus!
(
Sandy Fielder 12:13pm June 25, 2012)

Polly Gowan, weavers union, Church, Alex Christie, Harvard, Polly's Father.
(
Sheila True 12:48pm June 25, 2012)

POLLY/ALEX WONDERFUL LOVE
(
Debbi Shaw 1:56pm June 25, 2012)

The Scottish Republican Socialist Movement which could be considered the beginnigs of the communist party in Scotland.
(
Lori Yost 1:59pm June 25, 2012)

What I got was it was telling the tale of Polly Gowan and Alex Christie speaking of the weavers union while sitting on a pew in a church. He gets nervous when speaking to her because he is attracted to her and he went to Harvard. Polly is going to help lead the weavers union because her father is ill. and can not. This is on my wish list. I was never good at poetry so I hope I did okay. lol
(
Patti Paonessa 3:52pm June 25, 2012)


(
Barbara Ricks 4:04pm June 25, 2012)

Polly, Weavers Union, Church, Alex and Polly's dad
(
Barbara Ricks 4:04pm June 25, 2012)

#1: Polly; #2: the Weavers Union; #3: a church; #4: Alex; #5: Harvard; #6: Polly's father.

What fun.
(
Catherine Lee 4:05pm June 25, 2012)

Glaswegian redhead
Who lives to bicker and tease. Polly Gowan

Union? What union? the weaver's

Sitting in a place
Where the faithful come to pray.
A refuge from rain. A pew in church

Easily flustered
When flirting with an angel.
He loves to watch stars. Alex

Venerable school
In Massachusetts where the
Hero played polo. Harvard

The heroine leads
Weavers toward days of justice
Because he is ill Polly's da
(
Maureen Emmons 4:46pm June 25, 2012)

It describes Alex and the relationship he has with Polly.
(
Alyson Widen 5:46pm June 25, 2012)

Polly Gowan, Weavers' Union, In Church, Alex, Harvard, Polly's Father.
(
Linda Luinstra 6:11pm June 25, 2012)

It really sounds great!! I hope I win!!
(
Charlotte Zimmerman 6:55pm June 25, 2012)

really love to read sounds very interesting. both polly and alex i think it is about their relationship they have with each other
(
Denise Smith 7:35pm June 25, 2012)

Lokks kike a great book.
(
Kiki Winn 7:41pm June 25, 2012)

Polly & Alex talking in the Church. The Weavers Union.
(
Mary Preston 9:06pm June 25, 2012)

I'd love to win Starlight. It's your best cover yet!
(
MaryAnne Banks 10:24pm June 25, 2012)

Hi Carry! I LOVE you books. I've seen with you since your very first historical. I love historical romance!
(
Molly Wilsbacher 10:29pm June 25, 2012)

Polly Gowan, Weavers Union, church pew, Alex realized he was flirting, Harvard, Polly's father is ill - Therefore, Polly is leading the meeting of the Weaver's Union is a church because he da is ill. Alex had to participate in "masculine politics" because he is there in a capacity that the union does not appreciate.
Thanks for the giveaway.
(
Jennifer Beyer 10:41pm June 25, 2012)

Polly, Alex, and the Weavers' Union. Thank you for this opportunity!
(
Hyunjin Jeon 11:08pm June 25, 2012)

I'll read one of your books any time--as long as I don't have to write anything creative. You'd think that after all the books I've consumed, I'd be able to write a decent review, or even a haiku, or... Well, I can write essays on all sorts of non-fiction subjects, but anything creative?!? Definitely, nyet!!! Not a microgram of my mother's creativity.
(
Sigrun Schulz 2:38am June 26, 2012)

These haikus describe Polly Gowan and the Weavers Union. Gosh what an awesome cover too Carrie!
(
Cathie Morton 3:27am June 26, 2012)

Polly Gowan is first, the Weavers' Union, sitting on a pew in a church, Alex, Harvard University in Massachusets, Polly's father who is unwell.
I don't write haikus because the strict form is so fiddly with having to count the syllables. Takes the fun out of it for me.
(
Clare O'Beara 6:43am June 26, 2012)

I can't wait to read this. It sounds awesome!
(
Rosie Nguy 3:59am June 27, 2012)

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