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The Magnificent Rogue
Author: Iris Johansen
Book Information
Publisher: Bantam
Book Type: Paperback
Rating: 42

ISBN-13: 9780553299441 - ISBN-10: 0553299441
Publication Date: 8/1/1993
Pages: 416

Book Description:
When Princess Kathryn Kentyre is snatched from a life of captivity by the mysterious Black Robert of Craighdhu, she is torn between absolute terror and soaring hope. He had been chosen to protect her from the dangers surrounding her, yet the moment he swept her away she knew this rogue of a Scottish lord would prove a greater threat than any she faced from her enemies.

Sensuous as sin itself and wild as his native Scottish Highlands, Robert MacDarren had no intention of settling down with one woman. Yet the agreement he'd struck to keep the peace required he marry the orphaned beauty and bring her back to his castle at Craigdhu for safekeeping. It was to be a marriage in name only - and only for one year. He never suspected that the meek hostage he had been promised would prove to be this firebrand of a woman who would challenge his mind, arouse his passion, and lay siege to his heart.

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Top Member Reviews

Dawn M. (dawnqls) from ROCHESTER, NY wrote on 1/25/2007...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

Great Book, Wonderful Author.

Damaris D. (Erinyes) from CPE GIRARDEAU, MO wrote on 4/12/2006...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

This is a really rousing and good historical romance. Set wonderfully in the highlands of Scotland. My personal favorite place for a romance novel. The hero is fantastic and the heroine is smart and funny. First rate.


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Alicia F. from ELGIN, IL wrote on 2/21/2007...


I thought this was a good story, interesting twist to stories I have heard from history class.

Judy H. from STERLING, CO wrote on 11/15/2006...


Robert, Scottish laird is to rescue his future wife. He thinks he will marry her in name only. Little does he know what awaits him.

Patricia S. (ragdollmom) from DEATSVILLE, AL wrote on 8/8/2006...


Johansen as she was many years ago, when she first started writing. A delightful, romantic story of Elizabethan times.

Chuck S. from BRECKENRIDGE, CO wrote on 6/29/2006...


From the glittering courts of Elizabethan England to the storm-tossed cliffs of the Scottish Highlands comes a dazzling tale of seduction, danger, and desire by one of America's bestselling and beloved authors.

Maryann K. (mckorz11) from SHAWNEE, KS wrote on 3/11/2006...


Very nice story.

Mary B. S. from SAINT LOUIS, MO wrote on 11/13/2005...


From the glittering courts of Elizabethan England to the storm tossed cliffs of the Scottich Highlands come a tale of seduction, danger and desire. Very good book

Dan S. from LAKE CHARLES, LA wrote on 9/15/2005...


i'm a guy,haven't read.just inherited these,have more to list

Alexis T. (Kyrissaean) from LITTLETON, NH wrote on 9/15/2005...


When Princess Kathryn Kentyre is snatched from a life of captivity by the mysterious Black Robert of Craighdhu, she is torn between absolute terror and soaring hope. He had been chosen to protect her from teh dangers surrounding her, yet the moment he swept her away she knew this rogue of a Scottish larid would prove a greater threat than any she faced from her enemies.

Sensuous as sin itself and wild as his native Scottish Highlands, Robert MacDarren had no intention of settling down with one woman. Yet the agreement he'd struck to keep the peace required he marry the orphaned beauty and bring her back to his castle at Craigdhu for safekeeping. It was to be a marriage in name only - and only for one year. He never suspecited tha the meek hostage he had been promised would prove to be this firebrand of a woman who would challenge his mind, arouse his passion, and lay siege to his heart.