Wild Hearts
by Virginia Henley
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Snatched from the clutches of the wealthy scoundrel who was about to make her his wife, beautiful Tabby Lamont is carried into the night by the daring Scottish lord they call 'The Rogue'. Frightened and furious, she swears never to submit to the lust of her bold abductor.Held hostage in the silk and splendour of his remote Highland castle, her resolve melts as anger turns to searing seduction - drawing her into a dangerous game of royal power and conquest.Tags
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I started reading this 3 months ago, picked up something else and never came back to it. Time to give up the ghost. Oh welp, at least it was free.
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Romance novelist Virginia Henley was born in England in 1935. Her novels, many of them set in medieval England, Scotland or Ireland, are often published in hardcover as well as paperback, a rarity in the romance genre. Henley won the Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement Award for Historical Fiction in 1996. Her titles "Seduced" & "Desired" were New show more York Times Bestsellers. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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- Canonical title
- Wild Hearts
- Original title
- Wild Hearts
- Original publication date
- 1985
- People/Characters
- Lord Paris Cockburn (The Rogue); Tabby Lamont
- Important places
- Scotland, UK
- Dedication
- For my son, Adam
- First words
- Paris Cockburn sat at the top of Cockburnspath Castle in the Master Tower, one of the turret towers that stood at each corner of the square stronghold, as befitted his new status as laird of his clan.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)"I can refuse you nothing," he admitted, and he had no regrets.
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