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When the carriage conveying her to Wolfman Castle nearly upsets on the frozen road, Elizabeth catches a moonlit video of a naked young woman fleeing from the forest - pursued by a man on horseback. It is said that werewolves roam these woods - but Elizabeth is a woman of spirit and intelligence, not a child to be frightened by bedtime stories.
What alarms her more is her immediate and powerful attraction to her new employer, Count Nickolas von Wolfram. She knows from experience that a woman gives in to physical impulse at her peril. Elizabeth's task is to shape the count's young niece into a suitable bride for an
English earl - but with the air outside the castle curdled by wolf howls and on the inside rippling with family tension, she finds herself struggling to impart more discretion than she herself possesses....
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""I'VE HEARD that werewolves roam the woods of Germany," Elizabeth Stanwycke said, peering out of the carriage window into the dark wintry woods, the snow on the ground gleaming in the moonlight."
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