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The Scottish Bride by Catherine Coulter · Booklabria

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The Scottish Bride

RomanceNobility

The Scottish Bride

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First published: 2001
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

In this final book in Catherine Coulter's "Bride" series, the youngest Sherbrooke brother Tysen, a widower with three children, becomes a new Baron in Scotland. He visits his new castle, but the locals would as willingly slit his English throat as look at him. But the Local Bastard, Mary Rose Fordyce, a woman with a soft heart, comes unexpectedly into his life, in need of his protection.

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Historical
Nobility
Inheritance and succession
Scotland
Set in: Scotland

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