Index no index present LC call number PS3613. When Bruce is forced to flee, his bid for freedom rests on the shoulders of one extraordinary warrior.

As the battle for king and country sounds across the shores, will Ellie's love be enough to finally tame the legend known as the Hawk? Member ofĬataloging source TEFOD McCarty, Monica Dewey number 813/.6 Illustrations Still, he is a man driven by loyalty, and she is a woman with secrets that could jeopardize Bruce's chance to reclaim his throne. Brilliant seafarer Erik MacSorley has never encountered a gale he couldnt weather or a woman he couldnt win-until he drags a wet, half-clothed nursemaid from the Irish Sea. Yet Erik will sweep away Ellie's resistance with a desire that resonates deep within her heart. Best-selling author Monica McCarty captivates millions with swashbuckling Scottish romances like The Hawk. Her captor may look every inch a rugged warrior, but Ellie vows that it will take more than a wickedly suggestive caress to impress her. Worse, this irresistible woman is determined to prove herself immune to Erik's charms-a challenge he cannot resist. Ellie's ordinary appearance belies the truth: She is in fact Lady Elayne de Burgh, the spirited daughter of the most powerful noble in Ireland.

Her interest in the Scottish clan system began in the most unlikely of places: a comparative legal history course at Stanford Law School. Language eng Summary Erik MacSorley is an unrivaled seafarer who has never encountered a woman he could not win-until he drags a wet, half-naked 'nursemaid' out of the waters off the Irish coast. Monica McCarty is the bestselling author of the Highlander trilogy (Highlander Untamed, Highlander Unmasked, and Highlander Unchained). Handpicked by Robert the Bruce to help him in his quest to free Scotland. Label The Hawk Title The Hawk Statement of responsibility Monica McCarty Creator Read 544 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Paul Laurence Dunbar Lancaster-Kiest Branch Library.Central Library - 8th Floor - Genealogy.

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