And which resembled a mass of clouds and was endued fulness
around the bottom. She had on a shirtwaist, placed in the
window in the full light of day. Strength and perseverance.
accomplished in all notice that your usual bodyguard is
absent oh, up his property to his creditors but if heshould
same regiment, and recovering, as a private soldier prisoner,
and that in the due course of custom speed ahead.' mrs.
stonehouse had no eyes but articlesof an involved shawllike
pattern, in which.
(I do love the line of "Your usual bodyguard is absent. Oh!" Sounds vaguely sexual, with just a hint that a rescue in the style of Sir Percy Blakeney, Baronet, is imminent. La!)
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This comment not so much about spam.
My copy of Flowers from the Storm arrived yesterday, and I stayed up till 2 reading it.
Lovely book.
(My absolute favourite moment was one you didn't mention - where he reflects on her sense of humour.)
Anyway, thanks.
Marianne McA
Prince of midnight, also good?
Prince of Midnight, also good. Although it has some flaws which become apparent when you compare it side by side with Flowers.
It's not quite as dark and there are more derring do scenes of dashing escapades. Some of which sort of get in the way of the relationship of the H/H from time to time.
BUT. It is BY FAR the best book I've read about a highwayman. And a highwayman's horse.
I put it into a search engine because I wondered. . . but now I'm still wondering.
WTF? is this?
http://diswww.mit.edu/menelaus/cpunks/130288
Brave of you to click on any link, but truly, I have no idea what it is.
There's some old odd stuff out there on Teh Internets.
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