Quote by Glynnis Campbell Download Open image ““he insisted was but a scratch. Deirdre wondered at the”” — Glynnis Campbell ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.8 out of 5 (8 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“The linen felt perilously thin between them, and she could feel the well-muscled contours of his chest and thighs and... and that obscene dagger… — Glynnis Campbell Copy Share Image
“children with calm efficiency, escorting them safely into the keep. When all were accounted for, she took refuge there as well. Ian drove the… — Glynnis Campbell Copy Share Image
“Before, she’d envisioned their marriage as a battle waged between the two of them, where one triumphed and one surrendered, a contest for control… — Glynnis Campbell Copy Share Image
