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'''Author''': [[Loretta Chase]]] | '''Author''': [[Loretta Chase]]] | ||
| − | '''Publisher''': | + | '''Publisher''': [[Berkley Sensation]], 2004 |
Alistair Carsington is a war hero with a secret: he can't recall what he did that was so heroic. He's also a man with a woman problem -- he loves them, and his devotion quite frequently turns expensive. When his father finally has enough, Alistair is sent to find an heiress, something that is easier said than done. Alistair decides to make his own fortune, joining a railway venture conceived by his best friend. Mirabel Oldridge just happens to be an heiress, but she's not interested in Alistair, nor his proposed railway. She likes her home just the way it is, and vows to fight fairly and unfairly to keep Alistair from destroying her world. | Alistair Carsington is a war hero with a secret: he can't recall what he did that was so heroic. He's also a man with a woman problem -- he loves them, and his devotion quite frequently turns expensive. When his father finally has enough, Alistair is sent to find an heiress, something that is easier said than done. Alistair decides to make his own fortune, joining a railway venture conceived by his best friend. Mirabel Oldridge just happens to be an heiress, but she's not interested in Alistair, nor his proposed railway. She likes her home just the way it is, and vows to fight fairly and unfairly to keep Alistair from destroying her world. | ||
Revision as of 03:01, 23 January 2006
Author: Loretta Chase]
Publisher: Berkley Sensation, 2004
Alistair Carsington is a war hero with a secret: he can't recall what he did that was so heroic. He's also a man with a woman problem -- he loves them, and his devotion quite frequently turns expensive. When his father finally has enough, Alistair is sent to find an heiress, something that is easier said than done. Alistair decides to make his own fortune, joining a railway venture conceived by his best friend. Mirabel Oldridge just happens to be an heiress, but she's not interested in Alistair, nor his proposed railway. She likes her home just the way it is, and vows to fight fairly and unfairly to keep Alistair from destroying her world.
