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Pride Of Lions (Harlequin Historical)

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Its always nice to read one of Ms Barchlay's stories. Hunter Carmichael saw his aunt kidnapped when he was a child. Now he's a grown man, works for the king, and returns to his childhood home to find justice at last. He finds, instead, that his aunt wasn't kidnapped, but went willingly with Alex Murray. Murray is long dead, replaced as clan chief by his dautgher, Allisun. An unplanned handfasting results. Then Allie loses her memory from an injury inflicted by one of her own clan. She's happy with Hunter until her memory returns. The mysteries include what really happened to Hunter's aunt, who is blackmailing the border clans and will Allie put aside a life time of struggle for happiness with her arch enemy, Hunter. We all know the answer to the last mystery. An interesting, but not breathtaking story. But I'll continue to read the series.

This book is among a series of wonderful books. i have only had it for about a week and i have read it atleast five times.

I've read this book four times and I still have trouble putting it down, along with the rest of Barclay's novels. They are entrancing.