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The Hawk and the Heather
Country-bred Heather FitzHugh despises the Montgomery clan for causing her family's downfall, but handsome Duke Tanner Montgomery could change her mind, despite her vow to ruin him. Original.
390 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1992
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Robin Leigh
10 books2 followersFrom the back cover of The Hawk and the Heather:
Robin Leigh (aka Robin Lee Hatcher) is the bestselling author of fourteen historical romances. Her favorite subjects in school were English and History, and she is - and always has been - a bona fide romantic. So perhaps it was preordained that she would become a writer of historical romances.
Next to writing, Robin loves to travel most of all. Although her busy schedule keeps her tied to the computer most of the time, she has visited cities across the country and in Canada and is always dreaming up ideal vacation spots. High on her "want list" are trips to the British Isles and to Japan (where her youngest daughter now lives). It must be that gypsy spirit that causes Robin to enjoy writing about so many different times and places. Her books have been set in the Civil War South; in turn-of-the-century New York; in the Old West; in Medieval, Victorian, and Regency Englang; and in Constantinople.
Robin lives in Idaho with her husband, Jerry Neu, and their two Persians, Sampson and Delilah.
Robin Leigh (aka Robin Lee Hatcher) is the bestselling author of fourteen historical romances. Her favorite subjects in school were English and History, and she is - and always has been - a bona fide romantic. So perhaps it was preordained that she would become a writer of historical romances.
Next to writing, Robin loves to travel most of all. Although her busy schedule keeps her tied to the computer most of the time, she has visited cities across the country and in Canada and is always dreaming up ideal vacation spots. High on her "want list" are trips to the British Isles and to Japan (where her youngest daughter now lives). It must be that gypsy spirit that causes Robin to enjoy writing about so many different times and places. Her books have been set in the Civil War South; in turn-of-the-century New York; in the Old West; in Medieval, Victorian, and Regency Englang; and in Constantinople.
Robin lives in Idaho with her husband, Jerry Neu, and their two Persians, Sampson and Delilah.
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May 21, 2024
Read:5/19/24
3.7 stars
Surprisingly good
RTC
3.7 stars
Surprisingly good
RTC
July 30, 2014
Hmmmm my copy says it's written by Robin Lee Hatcher... WTF?
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