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    The Spring Begins

    By Danice Allen

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    The author of the Best Harlequin American of the Year, WAKE ME WITH A KISS, explores the true healing power of passion and love in this enchanting short story set in Regency-era Scotland.

    Still grieving the death of his wife, Adam McAllister has isolated himself from the world—even from his children—shrouded in a gloom of perpetual winter. But the first blush of spring seems to appear again in the form of his children's feisty new governess, Letitia Webster.

    As a flame of passion begins to warm their cold home, both Adam and Letitia must leave behind their painful pasts before they can embrace their future.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDiversion Books
    Release dateAug 26, 2014
    ISBN9781626814073
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    Danice Allen

    Danice Allen is the author of twenty-two romance novels, writing under her own name for Avon and Berkley, and as Emily Dalton for Harlequin Regency and Harlequin American. One of her contemporary novels, Wake Me with a Kiss, was named Best Harlequin American of the Year by Romantic Times Magazine. Her novels have been sold around the world and translated into many languages.   Allen enjoys researching her novels almost as much as writing them, especially when the research includes travel. She has traveled extensively in the United States and spent some memorable times in Great Britain and Europe exploring castles and countryside.   Allen lives in Utah, but is an avid Anglophile and lover of British history and literature. At the same time, she immensely enjoys stories based in small-town Americana, both to read and write. This shared love for the “old” country and the “new” country made sense to her when her ancestry DNA test revealed that her origins were very, very British, and that her ancestors came to America with the earliest settlers.   Allen is married and has two sons, one of whom lives in Los Angeles and writes for television. Her other son lives close by with his wife and two children, which makes for many fun family gatherings.  

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