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The Warlord's Woman

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Edward I summons his grandson, Alexander of Kent, to court for the purpose of orchestrating the kidnap of Princess Catherine of Scotland, the surviving heir to the throne, and marry her. An heir through her would give Edward both thrones.

Alexander takes on the task despite his hatred of the Scots. He ambushes the party and forces a surrender. Just as he's about to take the sword from the small lead knight, he's knocked to the ground by the knight. He gives chase and pulls the visor from the man's head to discover he's looking into the deep green eyes of a beautiful woman. Who has sent this golden angel into his arms?

The beautiful woman is Catherine.

He intends to wed her, but Catherine has other plans...

Two countries on the brink of war. A battle-scarred warrior. Will the love of one woman prevent one and save the other?

This title was previously published as a mainstream romance. It has been extensively edited and revised (now a Scorching-rated erotic romance).

"I'm a huge fan of history, especially medieval England and Scotland, and especially the struggle for Scottish freedom led by William Wallace. I took a few liberties with history but brought in the legendary characters into the correct time period. I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I did writing it." ~ Tracy

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