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Wild Irish Embrace
Determined to resist the charms of Lord Garrick, the man who has invited the harp player to his home to play her harp, Meary O'Byrne finds that her promise to herself will be harder to keep than she thought. Original.
- GenresHistorical Romance
448 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1992
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March 12, 2011
Meary is traveling with two others, playing and singing for all those around. As musicians in Ireland they are welcome at any home they stop in.
While on the road a Englishman comes by. He invites Meary to teach him her language but she declines. He then asks them to play for him at his home but again is declined. So Colin rides on. He had thought the beauty would be amusing for awhile.
Meary often gets "feelings" and she felt they needed to go to this man and play for him. They find out who he is and head there.
Colin invites them to be his guests and then looks into seducing Meary.
He is surprised to figure out she is blind as she is so independent.
This was a good story with many twists and turns.
While on the road a Englishman comes by. He invites Meary to teach him her language but she declines. He then asks them to play for him at his home but again is declined. So Colin rides on. He had thought the beauty would be amusing for awhile.
Meary often gets "feelings" and she felt they needed to go to this man and play for him. They find out who he is and head there.
Colin invites them to be his guests and then looks into seducing Meary.
He is surprised to figure out she is blind as she is so independent.
This was a good story with many twists and turns.
Displaying 1 of 1 review