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My Lord Stranger
After marrying Lady Harriet, Countess Saxon in an arranged marriage, Drew Sinclair leaves his bride. Returning ten years later, he finds the shy young girl he married has grown into a remarkable, independent woman, and he finds himself falling desperately in love. But Harriet has never forgiven Drew for abandoning her, and it will take romantic persuasion to win back his wife's love.
384 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published March 1, 1999
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June 26, 2011
For a book that I didn't expect much from I was pleasantly suprised. Drew and Harriet have been friends since they were children. Drew always felt something was missing and finding out the story about his true background drives him to the truth at all expense.
Harriet loves Drew and wants nothing more than to be with him and is delighted when their parents agree and write up a contract to marry them, ensuring Drew has financial security and Harriet isn't used and falling into just someones wife.
All would be well and good except Drew HAS to find his roots and Harriet agrees to wait for him however long it takes as long as he marries her. Little knowing he means to set off that very day to find himself and his own fortune.
12 years pass and finally Drew comes home, both have changed and so much has happened can there be any future for them? Will their marriage be able to go on?
This is such an easy read and it goes from present to past and back again but it is done so well it is easy to follow. I really enjoyed this book and would definately read more by this author 4/5 for me.
Harriet loves Drew and wants nothing more than to be with him and is delighted when their parents agree and write up a contract to marry them, ensuring Drew has financial security and Harriet isn't used and falling into just someones wife.
All would be well and good except Drew HAS to find his roots and Harriet agrees to wait for him however long it takes as long as he marries her. Little knowing he means to set off that very day to find himself and his own fortune.
12 years pass and finally Drew comes home, both have changed and so much has happened can there be any future for them? Will their marriage be able to go on?
This is such an easy read and it goes from present to past and back again but it is done so well it is easy to follow. I really enjoyed this book and would definately read more by this author 4/5 for me.
July 19, 2017
I am not keen on heroes who are engaged or married and then disappear only to return years later. I reluctantly admit that Eve Byron takes that furry old gambit and manages to pull it off a whole lot better than most.
July 23, 2013
Loved the story...not too impressed with the hero in the beginning, but hated the manipulative Pris and her horrific behavior no excuse will i give for it despite their attempts at trying too. love the twists and turns
January 20, 2016
Nice little book. Very few typos.
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