| Marrying Margot Beaufort had been the happiest event of Rand Marstall's life, but when she lost their baby their
young marriage had fallen apart. So when Rand turned up on Margot's doorstep five years later to see if they still had a chance together, she was stunned. Margot realized she still loved Rand, but she knew that he wanted children--and being his wife again would mean trying for another baby... |
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| ...a dynamic hero and heroine...show how the human spirit can prevail and be triumphant. Marrying Margot
is a delightful read that makes you glad the next one is only a few weeks away! Mary Lowrey, So to Speak | ||
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| As usual Ms. McMahon's protagonists are lively characters with deep feelings and conflicts, the plot is full of
unanswered questions, and the romance is heartwarming. A great beginning to what promises to be a fascinating
and romantic trilogy. Rendezvous | ||
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| The past and the present blend together beautifully in this first
installment of Barbara McMahon's new Beaufort Brides trilogy. Even as Margot
seeks to resolve the puzzle of her father's desertion, she and Rand find the
intelligence and courage to examine the issues behind their separation and
come to terms with the challenges of their personal relationship. Author
Barbara McMahon has effectively blended engaging characters, a heart-felt
romance and the strength of family ties into an intriguing tale of love and
reconciliation. Highly recommended!
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| ...especially intriguing... many interesting characters are introduced in three-dimensional detail and leave you
feeling like you know them personally... 4 Hearts, Romance World. |