The Warrior Laird (2012)
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He moved his hand away from the temptation of heaven beneath her skirts and pushed himself up onto his forearms. He knew better than to look at Maura’s kiss-swollen lips, for he wanted her—wanted more than he should.
She might be the most beautiful woman he’d ever laid eyes upon, but she was his captive. A woman he was about to ransom for the price of saving his clan.
He muttered a low curse of abject frustration. Gesu, but life was unfair.
He took Maura’s hand, and as he rose to his... feet, pulled her up. “We should catch up to my men. They’ll have found shelter.” Perhaps. Usually, they just wrapped themselves in their warm woolen plaids and pushed on. If absolutely necessary, they laid out their fur blankets and took cover under the trees.
Dugan lifted her onto his horse and climbed up behind her, but felt no relief from the urge to pull her into his arms and ravish her fully.
’Twas impossible, he knew, and far better to join his men before he lost his head and found yet another opportunity to kiss those captivating lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He moved his hand away from the temptation of heaven beneath her skirts and pushed himself up onto his forearms. He knew better than to look at Maura’s kiss-swollen lips, for he wanted her—wanted more than he should.
She might be the most beautiful woman he’d ever laid eyes upon, but she was his captive. A woman he was about to ransom for the price of saving his clan.
He muttered a low curse of abject frustration. Gesu, but life was unfair.
He took Maura’s hand, and as he rose to his... feet, pulled her up. “We should catch up to my men. They’ll have found shelter.” Perhaps. Usually, they just wrapped themselves in their warm woolen plaids and pushed on. If absolutely necessary, they laid out their fur blankets and took cover under the trees.
Dugan lifted her onto his horse and climbed up behind her, but felt no relief from the urge to pull her into his arms and ravish her fully.
’Twas impossible, he knew, and far better to join his men before he lost his head and found yet another opportunity to kiss those captivating lips.
What to read after The Warrior Laird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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