Just One Kiss

Samantha James

Sinopse

The New York Times–bestselling author “pulls out all the stops, taking readers on a spectacular roller coaster ride of emotions. Be sure not to miss it!” (Romantic Times)Just A Dream Cheated out of her inheritance by a willful stepmother, Lady Elizabeth Stanton follows Nathaniel O’Connor to America—eager to accept the dashing shipbuilder’s proposal of marriage. But it is a stranger who greets the penniless miss at her intended’s door—the true owner of the grand Boston mansion, Nathaniel’s handsome, secretive and insufferable older brother, Morgan.Just One Kiss The cruel treachery of a disloyal sibling left Morgan angry and bitter—but he takes in the cad’s forsaken fiancée nonetheless. And when one stolen kiss threatens scandal, he offers to wed the proud, golden-haired beauty himself. But Elizabeth is devoted to a rogue. And Morgan must first conquer his own pain and suspicion to know a passion that can thaw a frozen heart . . . and a love that can heal all wounds.Praise for Samantha James “Samantha James writes exactly the sort of book I love to read.” —Linda Lael Miller, #1 New York Times–bestselling author “A remarkable writer.” —Lisa Kleypas, New York Times–bestselling author “Provides all the right ingredients for an enjoyable read.” —Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel

Disponível desde: 09/01/2009.

Comprimento de impressão: 388 páginas.

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