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Dear Mrs Kean,
I’d like to thank you again for sending me a copy of your latest book to read. However, when you read my review, I don’t know if you’ll still wish you’d sent it. I guess your writing style and my reading preferences just don’t mesh. You’ve garnered a slew of five star ratings at Amazon so obviously it does work for some readers.
Facing the tall, brooding rider by the stormy lakeshore, Lady Faye Rivellaux clings to her goal–to rescue the kidnapped child she vowed to protect. At all costs, she must win back the little girl she loves as her own. When the stranger demands a ransom she can never pay, Faye offers him instead her one last hope  a gold cup.
Brant Meslarches is stunned to see the chalice. Worth a fortune, it’s proof a lost cache of wealth from the legendary Celtic King Arthur does exist, as Brant’s murdered brother believed. Brant can’t return the little girl to the lady whose desperate beauty captivates him. Yet, now that he’s seen Lady Faye, he can’t let …
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