Devil's Knight

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Summary: Is not to be missed!
Review: From first sight, Rhys Monteaux finds the lovely Juliana of Stanmore captivating. Perhaps it's that she can successfully manage to put on airs while dressed in rags. Maybe it's the fact that she has no qualm about raising a bow in readiness for battle, although her aim is atrocious. Proud, haughty and passionate, Rhys knows that Juliana is probably one of the most provoking creatures he has ever met. Yet, he can't make up his mind whether she provokes him to spank her, or kiss her.

Juliana is in a world of trouble. Her dowry consists of a piece of disputed land that lies between her father's earldom, and the land that belongs to Rhys Monteaux. By order of the king, the two families are to settle the dispute and make peace. Juliana sees herself only as a bargaining chip; the man she marries will be the rightful owner of her disputed dower lands.

None of those involved expect the turn of events that ensue. Juliana finds herself with two suitors, and neither to her liking. Rhys takes matters into his own hands and decides for Juliana, very well starting a war between the families. Yet, Rhys is far more concerned with the battle waging between himself and the passionate Juliana, his heart's true love. It will take the revealing of many secrets to show Juliana how much he cares for her. He just hopes his past transgressions aren't events that will harden her heart towards him forever.

With humor and wit, Geri Borcz gives us a tantalizing tale of two star-crossed, pigheaded lovers. Exciting, funny and simply delightful--DEVIL'S KNIGHT is not to be missed!