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The Bride Ship by Deborah Hale

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The Bride Ship
Deborah Hale

Harlequin Historical Series, #787
Harlequin
February 2006
Featuring: Jocelyn Finch; Robert Kerr
304 pages
ISBN: 0373293879
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Romance Historical | Romance Series

A ship full of women could only cause trouble!

Of that Governor Sir Robert Kerr was certain, just by considering their chaperon! Though a widow, Mrs. Jocelyn Finch was young, vivacious and utterly determined to have her own way — especially with him!

Challenging the governor of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to a duel was obviously a poor way to introduce herself. But when Sir Robert accused Jocelyn and her charges of something, well, less ladylike than husband-hunting, what else could she do? Besides, someone had to show this straitlaced, yet gloriously compelling figure of a man that there was more to life than doing one's duty

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