Days of Gold / Jude Deveraux.
Edilean Talbot had a plan, and that plan had nothing to do with Angus McTern. In order to avoid being married off to one of her uncle Neville Lawlers odious friends (and having her dowry stolen from her by the very same greedy Neville), Edilean planned on taking her dowry; meeting her fianc', James Harcourt, in Glasgow; and then running off to America, where they would live happily ever after. The only problem with Edileans plan is that Angus, the annoying leader of the clan McTern, turns out to be the one driving Edilean and her money to Glasgow. With the second installment in her Edilean saga, Deveraux returns to her historical-romance roots with another tale of a beautiful, strong-willed woman matching wits with a tall, dark, and equally stubborn man.
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- ISBN: 9781439107942
- ISBN: 9781439107966
- ISBN: 1439107947
- Physical Description: 468 pages ; 17 cm.
- Publisher: New York : Atria Books, 2010.
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Edilean Talbot had a plan, and that plan had nothing to do with Angus McTern. In order to avoid being married off to one of her uncle Neville Lawlers odious friends (and having her dowry stolen from her by the very same greedy Neville), Edilean planned on taking her dowry; meeting her fianc', James Harcourt, in Glasgow; and then running off to America, where they would live happily ever after. The only problem with Edileans plan is that Angus, the annoying leader of the clan McTern, turns out to be the one driving Edilean and her money to Glasgow. With the second installment in her Edilean saga, Deveraux returns to her historical-romance roots with another tale of a beautiful, strong-willed woman matching wits with a tall, dark, and equally stubborn man.
