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(Hamelin Family #1)
He was her hero
Leah of Pecham has no choice but to return home from France to Cornwall in disgrace, to face her father's wrath and her brother's scorn. Fate takes an odd twist when a handsome, gallant stranger ensures she survives a shipwreck, and as result he suffers injuries so grievous that the doctors hold no hope of recovery for the man they assume is her husband. Unwilling to abandon Geoffrey, she arranges to take her unconscious 'husband' home to die, allowing the falsehood to stand in an attempt to help mend her tattered reputation. She prepares to live life as a respectable widow - until the day Geoffrey wakes.
She saved him from certain death
Geoffrey Hamelin remembers nothing before waking in a strange bed with a beautiful woman hovering over him - not the shipwreck that left him broken and battered, nor the woman who has tenderly nursed him. Not even his name. Confused, he isn't unhappy to learn that Leah is his wife, though he loathes having landed in a nest of smugglers. Geoffrey struggles to regain his strength and falls deeply in love with the woman he believes is his - until the day his less-than-reputable past catches up with him.
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Includes excerpt from: Once a bride (p. [369]-386).
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