Fields of Briar

Author: Mae Moore
Genre(s): Romance | Historical
Total pages: 74

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Trusting her heart again could bring her ruin.

Orris Gray was dragged away from her beloved Texas last season, and she did not simply arrive in London, she crashed into it, breaking the veneer of serenity, demanding to be heard, as is Orris’s way. In a city where reality is based on societal rules and those who remain within those narrow confines, she is determined to not only live on her own terms, but to love by them, too.

Abram McQueen was somewhat satisfied with his position as the spare heir, with no responsibilities and the ability to flit around the world exploring his love of painting. That is, until he finds himself embroiled in scandal—the murder of his dearest friend and servant—while rapidly falling for one of the beautiful Gray sisters.

As Abram searches for his valet’s killer while making every effort to subdue Orris’s desire to help, he discovers she won’t be pushed aside and is impossible to forget.

Can he protect her and bring the killer to justice? Has Orris fallen for the wrong type of man once more? Only time will tell.

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Love at First Sight
Hidden Identity
Unconventional Heiress
Fish Out of Water
Who Done It

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