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    The Unforgiven: Athos

    By Michele Hauf

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    France, 1637. Musketeer Arnaud de Sillègue d'Athos is ready to bid adieu to the King's Guard and to lay down his sword. But he's been charged with one final mission—to apprehend a dangerous enemy of the king, the Belle Dame Sans Merci. Athos refuses...until he sees a sketch of her. It's the same villainess with whom he had been locked in a passionate, sensual moment.

    Emmanuelle Vazet never gives up control, but in the arms of a blue-eyed stranger she gave in and let desire take over. Now circumstances have placed her at the scene of a murder. Her reputation has preceded her, even if she is innocent, and her nameless lover is the enemy. A royalist. A musketeer who could be her undoing...unless she becomes his undoing first.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateFeb 23, 2015
    ISBN9781633752122
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    Michele Hauf

    Michele Hauf lives in Minneapolis and has been writing since the 1990s.  A variety of genres keep her happily busy at the keyboard, including historical romance, paranormal romance, action/adventure and fantasy.

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