A Kingdom of Dreams
Judith McNaught
Westmoreland Saga #1
A fierce English warrior captures a fiery Scottish beauty — and neither can resist what comes next.
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Bestselling author Judith McNaught has written a novel sure to continue the success of Something Wonderful. A Kingdom Of Dreams is the tender, tempestuous story of a feisty Scottish beauty and the fierce English warrior she defies--and desires! Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.
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