“We shall dedicate this battle to the woman who freed us.” Sir Klas turned from halfway up the stairs. “She is the… — Melanie Dickerson War Copy Share Image
“As it turned out, the reality of her love story with Lord Thornbeck was much more satisfying than any of her romantic… — Melanie Dickerson Love Copy Share Image
“She slipped her arms around his back. The invitation in her eyes was too much to resist. Pulling her closer, he kissed… — Melanie Dickerson Copy Share Image
“You have every right to be free, Miss Langdon. No one is denying you that. But freedom is only valuable if you… — Melanie Dickerson Freedom Copy Share Image
“Avelina was dizzy by the time he ended the kiss. The intense smolder in his dark-brown eyes made her breath hitch in… — Melanie Dickerson Brown eyes Copy Share Image
“One last night to pretend. One last night to feel important and beautiful. Carefully,” — Melanie Dickerson Last night Copy Share Image
“His jaw and chin were covered in dark stubble. Was this how he had looked when he was once a rough knight,… — Melanie Dickerson War Copy Share Image
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“REINHART SHOULD NOT be holding this maiden. He should have let someone else hold her and impart the necessary body heat to… — Melanie Dickerson Body heat Copy Share Image
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“Are you sure you want to marry me?” Odette asked. He tilted her face up and kissed her again. “Yes.” Her” — Melanie Dickerson Copy Share Image
“Lady Dorothea’s opinionated answers had been exactly what he did not like, and yet . . . he had felt his usual… — Melanie Dickerson Copy Share Image
“When she was with Lord Thornbeck, it was so difficult to keep from talking to him. She was so drawn to him,… — Melanie Dickerson Brown eyes Copy Share Image
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“Be careful. If you feel you are in danger, come to me. I will protect you.” — Melanie Dickerson Christian-fiction Copy Share Image
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