[bksvol-discuss] Re: submission, historical romance
- From: "Allison Mervis" <allisonfm@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 20:57:28 -0400
Sounds like a fun read! I'm gonna see if I can grab it.
Allison
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From: tom hawkins
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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 8:21 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] submission, historical romance
Hi Everyone, Just submitted to thestep-one page for validation by some lucky
romance lover the following, enjoy, Tom
Date: 05-15-06
Category: Historical Romance
Pages: 355
Title: Dream Island
Author: Josie Litton
Copyright: 2002 by Josie Litton
Short Synopsis:A forebidden Romance on the mythic island of Akora, set during
the time of sailing ships.
ISBN: 0-553-58389-1
Long Synopsis: FROM THE BACK COVER: The legendary island nation of Akora has
shunned outsiders for centuries, but fate is about to deliver a young
Englishwoman into the arms of its prince and sweep them both into a daring love
that knows no boundaries. Lady Joanna Hawkforte spent her childhood reading
abut the wondrous beauty of Akora. But now the country of her dreams has
become a symbol of her worst nightmare. Nine months ago her brother embarked
on a dangerous journey to find the mythic land and Joanna never heard from him
again. Believing he is being held captive in Akora, she is compelled to devise
a desperate plan to find him. The son of an English lord and an Akoran
princess. Lord Alex Darcourt has spent months in England on a secret mission.
Now he has set sail back to the land of his youth and to an unknown fate in a
nation fraught with unrest But Alex's discovery of a secret stowaway has
thrown his voyage into turmoil. A bold, honey haired beauty, Joanna has no
idea of the danger she is placed herself in. As Alex's ship enters its home
port, he hopes he can protect her in a world where she is unwelcome. But his
greater challenge proves to be protecting Joanna from his own smoldering
desire, a forbidden passion that could put both of their lives in jeopardy.
Notes: This book contains many French words and phrases and is written in
the dialect of the historical period discribed.
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