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Beloved Enemy
Beloved Enemy
Author: Jane Feather
Daring and defiant, Virginia Courtney risks her life by transporting Royalist fugitives to safety. Until Colonel Alexander Marshall seizes her family's land and takes her prisoner. But the fearless beauty arouses a passionate yearning that the honor-bound soldier has never before allowed himself to feel. — Irresistibly drawn to her handsome c...  more »
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PBS Market Price: $8.09 or $4.19+1 credit
ISBN-13: 9781420131444
ISBN-10: 1420131443
Publication Date: 5/7/2013
Pages: 512
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  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 10 ratings
Publisher: Zebra
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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The plot and character development were excellent! Riveting, passionate storyline!
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Daring and defiant, Virginia Courtney risks her life by transporting Royalist fugitives to safety. Until Colonel Alexander Marshall seizes her family's land and takes her prisoner. But the fearless beauty arouses a passionate yearning that the honor-bound soldier has never before allowed himself to feel.Irresistibly drawn to her handsome captor, Virginia cannot forget that he is also her most treacherous enemy. Yet with each caress, Alexander mounts a delicate assault on her senses, quelling all thoughts of rebellion--leaving her conscious of the perfection of his passion.Torn between desire and duty, Virginia and Alexander become players in the most dangerous of games...where intrigue and betrayal rule the day and where love carries the inevitability of destiny.
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As well as Ms. Feather writes her Regency novels, this one of an earlier era (Cromwell, etc.) disappointed. The idea that a single young woman could be allowed to act as she does in this story is ludicrous. Women just weren't allowed much freedom in those days and this book falls down because of it. We need to keep a clear focus on how societal actions have changed from the medieval to the modern periods, so we can see how far (or not) we've travelled! Novels like this just muddy the picture.
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The followers of King Charles continue to rise against Cromwell's superior armies and defiant Virginia Courtney risks her life by transporting Royalist fugitives to safety. Until Colonel Alexander Marshall takes her prisoner. Soon they are both torn between duty and desire.
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A good book.
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The difference Between treason and honor was one woman's kiss.

On the opposite sides during the English Civil War, Alexander Marshall was honor-bound to seize Virginia Courtney's lands and take her prisoner. By transporting Royalist fugitives to safety, the defiant young woman had forsaken her right to freedom-- and the colonel would keep her captive as long as he had to. Subduing her rebellious instincts with his kisses was a natural temptation--until desire became more compelling than duty.
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Interesting story. This is the first one I've read that takes place in that time frame...of the English civil war of the 1640s.
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A very good book, by one of my favorite authors.


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