Hers to Desire
Margaret Moore
Everyone’s depending on him…There are only two things Brett McQuire cares about: raising his son and keeping the law in Applegate, North Carolina. Then Samantha Weston moves to town, stirring up the locals and putting him to the test…as a cop, a father and a man.He’s pretty sure the alluring woman isn’t who she seems. But once he uncovers the secret that’s got her on the run, can he keep Samantha from fleeing yet again?
“Well, well, well, what have wehere? Bea in my bedchamber,looking very beddable.”
Ranulf leaned forward as if he was about to kiss her and gave her a sodden grin.
“If you only knew the thoughts I have about you sometimes, my dear, you’d steer very clear of me. I may not be the devil, but I’m certainly no saint.”
No doubt he thought he was warning Beatrice, telling her to beware his animal lust.
His lust didn’t frighten her. Indeed, she wished they could be this close, in this chamber, when he was sober.
Why not show him how she felt now?
Determined, excited, yet hardly believing that she was about to be so bold, Beatrice rose on her toes and whispered, “And if you, my lord, only knew some of the dreams I’ve had about you.”
And then she kissed him…
Praise for Margaret Moore
“Ms Moore transports her readers to a fascinating
time period, vividly bringing to life a Scottish
|medieval castle and the inhabitants within.”
—Romance Reviews Today on Lord of Dunkeathe
“This captivating adventure of thirteenth-century
Scotland kept me enthralled from beginning to end.
It’s a keeper!”
—Romance Junkies on Bride of Lochbarr
“Fans of the genre will enjoy another journey
into the past with Margaret Moore.”
—Romantic Times BOOKclub
“Ms Moore…will make your mind dream of
knights in shining armour.”
—Rendezvous
“When it comes to excellence in historical romance
books, no one provides the audience
with more than the award-winning Ms Moore.”
—Under the Covers
“Margaret Moore is a master storyteller who
has the uncanny ability to develop new
twists on old themes.”
—Affaire de Coeur
“[Margaret Moore’s] writing captivates, spellbinds,
taking a reader away on a whirlwind of emotion
and intrigue until you just can’t wait to see
how it all turns out.”
—romancereaderatheart.com
“If you’re looking for a fix for your medieval
historical romance need, then grab hold of a copy
of award-winning author Margaret Moore’s TheUnwilling Bride and do not let go!” —aromancereview.com
Award-winning author Margaret Moore began her career at the age of eight, when she and a friend concocted stories featuring a lovely damsel and a handsome, misunderstood thief nicknamed “The Red Sheikh”. Unknowingly pursuing her destiny, Margaret graduated with distinction from the University of Toronto, Canada. She has been a Leading Wren in the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, an award- winning public speaker, a member of an archery team, and a student of fencing and ballroom dancing. She has also worked for every major department store chain in Canada.
Margaret lives in Toronto, Ontario, with her husband of over twenty-five years. Her two children have grown up understanding that it’s part of their mother’s job to discuss non-existent people and their problems. When not writing, Margaret updates her blog and website at www.margaretmoore.com
Hers to Desire
Margaret Moore
www.millsandboon.co.uk (http://www.millsandboon.co.uk)
With special thanks to Nicole Hulst and
Taline Jansezian for suggesting Titan
for the name of Ranulf’s horse
HERS TO DESIRE