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    A Deal with Her Rebel Viking

    By Michelle Styles

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    Her terms: free her family

    His terms: seduction?

    Defending her home, Lady Ansithe captures outlaw Viking Moir Mimirson. The prisoner will be the ideal ransom for her father, who’s being held hostage by the Danes. Yet Moir’s flirtatious negotiations exhilarate practical Ansithe as much as they surprise her… Can she be sure that this hardened warrior will work with her and not betray her? And what of his stolen kisses—can she trust those?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Historical
    Release dateDec 1, 2019
    ISBN9781488047695
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    A Deal with Her Rebel Viking
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    Michelle Styles

    Michelle Styles writes warm, witty and intimate historical romance in a range of periods including Viking  and early Victorian. Born and raised near San Francisco, California,  she  currently lives near Hadrian's Wall in the UK with her husband, menagerie of pets and occasionally one of her three university-aged children. An avid reader, she became hooked on historical romance after discovering  Georgette Heyer, Anya Seton and Victoria Holt.   

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