Ebook by Gaelen Foley - Devil Takes A Bride (Knight Miscellany) Pdf Book ISBN-10 0804119759, ISBN-13 978-0804119

Devil Takes a Bride (Knight Miscellany)

Celebrated storyteller Gaelen Foley brings her craft to new heights with Devil Takes a Bride, the seductive tale of a man bent on revenge and the beauty who teaches him to love again. . . .In the quiet English countryside, far from the intrigues of London, Lizzie Carlisle slowly mends her broken heart, devoting herself to her new position as lady’s companion to the Dowager Viscountess Strathmore— ...

By Gaelen Foley
Series: Knight Miscellany (Book 5)
Mass Market Paperback: 480 pages
Publisher: Ivy Books; 1st edition (April 27, 2004)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0804119759
ISBN-13: 978-0804119757
Product Dimensions: 4.1 x 1.2 x 6.8 inches
Format: PDF Text TXT ebook

For this book, it is short and very concise. There is no access code. Download book Devil Takes A Bride (Knight Miscellany) Pdf. Meant a little more to me because was written by a friend of mine. As to the popular culture, I defy anyone other than a time traveler or historian specializing in the period to identify references to popular songs, ballads, etc. Its worth the price, buy a physical book - i was using a Kindle version, which was OK, but not the same for field use. Johnson's previous book, - Seven Conversations - which is extremely helpful for couples who are working through distress. The Penguin Edition has excellent notes, and these stories without notes would be impossible to understand: they refer to Irish customs, legends, obscure Catholic rites, Gaelic words, specific shops and street in Dublin, etc. ISBN-10 0804119759 Pdf. ISBN-13 978-0804119 Pdf.

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I read this years and years ago but it's not one that has stood up to the rereading test. I can't believe how many modern phrases the author used. As one other reviewer mentions, there are loads and loads of plot holes. Behaviour was modern too. The main characters were always off on their own and ...

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