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From This Moment On
From This Moment On
Author: Lynn Kurland
Colin of Berkhamshire knows two things-the pleasure of warring and that brides do not want him. His bride to be fled 2 years ago. So now new prospects are thrown at him by his father. — Alienore hids herslef as a knight in disguise. She cannot decide which is worse -her evil stepmother or the Butcher of Berkhamshire. — Alienore thinks her life can...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780739429280
ISBN-10: 0739429280
Publication Date: 2002
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Publisher: Berkley Publishing Company
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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sugarbaby avatar reviewed From This Moment On on + 60 more book reviews
Another great book! I love her romances.
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From the Cover:
Thirteenth Century England.
Colin of Berkhamshire knows two things - the pleasures of warring and that brides do not want him. Two years ago his bride-to-be, Alienore, fled and hasn't been seen since. Yet his father keeps foisting prospects on him. The latest seems to do nothing but faint.

Alienore of Solonge knows two things as well - that fleeing not only Colin but also her scheming stepmother was the right thing to do. Yet as a knight in disguise she constantly fears discovery. At this point, she's not sure whom she fears more, the Buthcher of Berkhamshire or her evil stepmother.

Through a bizarre twist of fate, she ends up journeying with her charge - Colin's latest intended - to England, where Alienore finds herself not only in the Butcher of Berkhamshire's garrison, but being made over into a knight by him personally. She thinks her life cannot worsen.

Until she begins to fall in love with him...
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Really a fun read but then Lynn Kurland is always worth reading.