Emerald // The Marquess's Scottish Bride // How to Undress a Marquess
  • Published:
    Oct-2000
  • Formats:
    Print / eBook
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  • Main Genre:
    Historical Romance
  • Time Period:
    European Renaissance (1300-1700) 15th Century 17th Century 19th Century Regency (1811-1820)
  • Pages:
    416
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It was chance....

Jason Chase is on a headlong mission to bring a scoundrel to justice when he smacks headfirst into a hapless Scottish lad--who happens to be a lovely lass. Though she claims she's headed to London on family business, Jason's convinced she's n notorious bounty hunter and that they're after the same man. He refuses to let her out of his sight.

It was destiny ...

Caithren Leslie longs to be rid of the handsome, overbearing Englishman, yet recognizes the danger of traveling alone among rogues and highwaymen. Though Jason claims he's a commoner, Cait suspects he's of noble birth. And as combat becomes companionship, and travel reveals truth, Jason and Cait discover that appearances can be most deceptive...and admit that the only quest that matters is the one for love.
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EDITIONS
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    • First Edition
    • Oct-2000
    • Signet
    • Mass Market Paperback
    • ISBN: 0451201426
    • ISBN13: 9780451201423
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    • May-2015
    • Novelty Publishers, LLC
    • Trade Paperback
    • ISBN: 1634690079
    • ISBN13: 9781634690072
    •  
    • Jun-2019
    • Novelty Publishers, LLC
    • Trade Paperback
    • ISBN: 1634691156
    • ISBN13: 9781634691154
    •  
    • Jul-2019
    • Novelty Publishers, LLC
    • Trade Paperback
    • ISBN: 1634691245
    • ISBN13: 9781634691246
    •  
    • Mar-2020
    • Novelty Publishers, LLC
    • Trade Paperback
    • ISBN: 1634691512
    • ISBN13: 9781634691512
    •  
    • Jul-2021
    • Novelty Publishers, LLC
    • Trade Paperback
    • ISBN: 1634691768
    • ISBN13: 9781634691765



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