I Adored a Lord
A Prince
Catchers Novel
By: Katharine Ashe
Releasing July 29th, 2014
Avon Romance
Blurb
She’s intended for
his brother. He’s destined for adventure. Then a dangerous mystery throws them
together, and all they want is each other.
All that
clever, passionate Ravenna Caulfield wants is to stay far away from high
society’s mean girls.
All that
handsome, heroic Lord Vitor Courtenay wants is to dash from dangerous adventure
to adventure.
Now,
snowbound in a castle with a bevy of the ton’s scheming maidens all competing
for a prince’s hand in marriage, Ravenna’s worst nightmare has come true. Now,
playing babysitter to a spoiled prince and his potential brides, Vitor is
champing at the bit to be gone.
When a
stolen kiss in a stable leads to a corpse in a suit of armor, a canine
kidnapping, and any number of scandalous liaisons, Ravenna and Vitor find
themselves wrapped in a mystery they’re perfectly paired to solve. But as for
the mysteries of love and sex, Vitor’s not about to let Ravenna escape until
he’s gotten what he desires…
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Author Info
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Award-winning,
best-selling author KATHARINE ASHE writes intensely lush historical romance,
including How To Be a Proper Lady, among Amazon's 10 Best Books of 2012 in
Romance, and eight other acclaimed novels set in the era of the British Empire.
With the publication of her debut novel in 2010, she earned a spot among the
American Library Association's "New Stars of Historical Romance." She
was a nominee for the 2013 Library of Virginia Literary Award in Fiction, and
in 2011 she won the coveted Reviewers' Choice Award for Best Historical
Romantic Adventure. Katharine is also a finalist for the 2014 RITA® Award,
the highest honor in the romance fiction industry, for How To Marry A
Highlander.
She
lives in the wonderfully warm Southeast with her beloved husband, son, dog, and
a garden she likes to call romantic rather than unkempt. A professor of
European History at Duke University, Katharine writes fiction because she
thinks modern readers deserve high adventure and breathtaking sensuality too. For
more about her books, please visit her at www.KatharineAshe.com.
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