Julene A. (mylo) reviewed The Girl at Danes' Dyke (Harlequin Romance, No 1939) on + 229 more book reviews
"Women aren't welcome at Dane's Dyke," the inscrutable Thor Halden told Raine; nevertheless circumstances forced him to take her under his roof and to persuade her to masquerade as his wife for a time.
Even before she found herself falling in love with him, it was a difficult situation for Raine. Would she ever be able to make him trust her.
M Rome's bks have a often have a brooding hero and a sweet, sensitive heroine, as does this bk. The heroine also has amnesia for most of the bk as well.
Even before she found herself falling in love with him, it was a difficult situation for Raine. Would she ever be able to make him trust her.
M Rome's bks have a often have a brooding hero and a sweet, sensitive heroine, as does this bk. The heroine also has amnesia for most of the bk as well.
