Series

Daughters of Myth miniseries, part of Silhouette Nocturne (a Silhouette Books series)

Description

Orla, youngest daughter of the Fairy Queen, is almost as famous for her powers of seduction as she is for her rebellious nature. So when her ill-advised attempt at the throne unleashes the threat of civil war, Orla faces a stern penalty: marry the fearsome prince of the enemy fairy clan, Liam the Avenger.

As his wife, Orla is infuriated by the warrior’s brusque, cold indifference—and her own uncontrollable craving for his touch. Now, as she works to redeem herself by restoring balance to the kingdom, Orla must dare to capture the one prize she may forever be denied: her husband’s carefully guarded heart.

Extended Copyright Information

Copyright © 2008 by Eileen Dreyer.

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Published in September 2008 by Harlequin Enterprises Ltd. and DailyLit.

All characters, places and incidents in this book are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, businesses, events or locations is entirely coincidental.

About the Author

Award-winning, bestselling author Eileen Dreyer, known as Kathleen Korbel to her Silhouette readers, has published twenty-two books for Silhouette since 1986 and, under her own name, eight suspense novels and eight short stories. She came to publishing from the world of trauma nursing, which taught her some very important lessons, the most important being "don't sweat the small stuff," or, as her family puts it, "come see me when you get hit by a bus."

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Opening Lines (Experimental)

To Kieran.
I hope you like my picture of you.
The queen was courting disaster. And she was using her daughter as bait.
The queen stood tall on the Plain of Gates, where battle had only recently raged.
She turned and looked high up Knocknarea Mountain to where her predecessor’s cairn was ...

Copyright

Copyright 2008 by Eileen Dreyer.

All Rights Reserved.