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    The Husband
    The Determined Virgin
    A Handy Man To Have Around
    Ebook series3 titles

    Smytheshire Series

    By Elizabeth August

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    About this series


    FROM VIRGIN BRIDE TO VIRGIN WIFE?

    Newlyweds Garth and Hesper Lawton had agreed not to consummate their marriage of convenience. But as the groom fought his feelings and desire for his sweet, innocent bride, he grumpily realized she intended to remain a virgin wife forever!

    With her wedding ring gleaming on her finger, and her love for her husband gleaming in her eyes, Hesper wished she was more than a wife in name only. But how could she tell Garth what could happen if he introduced her to passion? Would he run for the hills? Or would he make their marriage as real as their love had become?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateOct 1, 1997
    The Husband
    The Determined Virgin
    A Handy Man To Have Around

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 6

      A Handy Man To Have Around
      A Handy Man To Have Around

      A Handy Man To Have Around

      Elizabeth August
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      SOMETHING STRANGE WAS GOING ON IN SMYTHESHIRE. Posing as Gillian Hudson's handyman was just a ploy Taggart Devereux had devised to bring them together. For he was having "visions" of Gillian in danger. And Taggart knew he was the only one who could protect her. When he whisked her away to his secluded cabin, little did he know being in close quarters with this beautiful woman would be so distracting. But Taggart had to put all thoughts of romance out of his mind so he could concentrate on saving the woman who was destined to be his bride. SMYTHESHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS: A sleepy New England town with secrets hidden in the age–old hills.

      SOMETHING STRANGE WAS GOING ON IN SMYTHESHIRE. Posing as Gillian Hudson's handyman was just a ploy Taggart Devereux had devised to bring them together. For he was having "visions" of Gillian in danger. And Taggart knew he was the only one who could protect her. When he whisked her away to his secluded cabin, little did he know being in close quarters with this beautiful woman would be so distracting. But Taggart had to put all thoughts of romance out of his mind so he could concentrate on saving the woman who was destined to be his bride. SMYTHESHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS: A sleepy New England town with secrets hidden in the age–old hills.

    • 7

      The Husband
      The Husband

      The Husband

      Elizabeth August
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      WHO WAS JOE WHITEDEER? A commanding military man? A dark, compelling secret agent? Or someone else altogether? For five years, his young widow, Beatrice Gerard, remained prisoner to unanswered questions and longings. But all she knew was that her passionate husband had perished in a blaze as mysterious as his identity. Or had he? For whispers reached Beatrice that Joe had merely staged his death to save her life. And she'd have to brave the deepest peril to untangle the tormenting bonds that would finally either set her free or hold her forever hostage to love. SMYTHESHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS. A sleepy New England town with a secret hidden in the age–old hills.

      WHO WAS JOE WHITEDEER? A commanding military man? A dark, compelling secret agent? Or someone else altogether? For five years, his young widow, Beatrice Gerard, remained prisoner to unanswered questions and longings. But all she knew was that her passionate husband had perished in a blaze as mysterious as his identity. Or had he? For whispers reached Beatrice that Joe had merely staged his death to save her life. And she'd have to brave the deepest peril to untangle the tormenting bonds that would finally either set her free or hold her forever hostage to love. SMYTHESHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS. A sleepy New England town with a secret hidden in the age–old hills.

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      The Determined Virgin
      The Determined Virgin

      The Determined Virgin

      Elizabeth August
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      FROM VIRGIN BRIDE TO VIRGIN WIFE? Newlyweds Garth and Hesper Lawton had agreed not to consummate their marriage of convenience. But as the groom fought his feelings and desire for his sweet, innocent bride, he grumpily realized she intended to remain a virgin wife forever! With her wedding ring gleaming on her finger, and her love for her husband gleaming in her eyes, Hesper wished she was more than a wife in name only. But how could she tell Garth what could happen if he introduced her to passion? Would he run for the hills? Or would he make their marriage as real as their love had become?

      FROM VIRGIN BRIDE TO VIRGIN WIFE? Newlyweds Garth and Hesper Lawton had agreed not to consummate their marriage of convenience. But as the groom fought his feelings and desire for his sweet, innocent bride, he grumpily realized she intended to remain a virgin wife forever! With her wedding ring gleaming on her finger, and her love for her husband gleaming in her eyes, Hesper wished she was more than a wife in name only. But how could she tell Garth what could happen if he introduced her to passion? Would he run for the hills? Or would he make their marriage as real as their love had become?

    Author

    Elizabeth August

    Betty Marie Wilhite had always wanted to write. She married Doug, and they had three boys, the first was Douglas Jr., four years later Benjamin, and nine years later the last, Matthew. The family lived in Wilmington, Delaware. She began writing romances soon after Matthew was born. She wrote under the pseudonyms of Betsy Page, Elizabeth Douglas, Elizabeth August and Kathleen Ward.

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