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    The Pursuit for Love

    By Kerri M. Patterson

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    She went out West seeking the man meant to be her own...

    Perhaps the most desired debutant on the market—and unfortunately the most unavailable—Annabella St. Claire chances the odds and leaves London seeking a far-away land—and the man promised to be hers. Armed with a plot to kidnap the most notorious bounty-hunter in the West—and in return secure her freedom from a long-standing marriage contract—Anna risks all, but finds herself inexorably drawn to the man she has despised for so long.

    And tamed his heart.

    Dallon Langston had never been more furious with his father than when he learned he was part of a ridiculous gambling stake. Fed up with aristocracy, he left England to become the bounty-hunter Dallon Harte. He lived his life the way he wished—until he became the one hunted by a very beautiful and demanding huntress.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvernight Publishing
    Release dateDec 7, 2012
    ISBN9781771301992
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