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 Julie Garwood – Lot of 28 – 4 complete series US $31.99 |
 The Bride by Julie Garwood 1990 Paperback US $11.99 |
 The Lost Bride by Marianne Willman 1998 Paperback US $.25 |
 Lot of 10 HISTORICAL Romances Amanda QUICK Claudia DAIN Julie GARWOOD etc NR US $1.99 |
 LK AT THESE BEST SELLING AUTHORS 50 PAPERBACK BOOKS CONTEMPORARY FICTION US $22.00 |
 Buchanan Renard Series by Julie Garwood US $32.00 |
Hi fans here Books Julie Garwood book that you like and it's the characters that you like?
Who are the characters can not forget and love again its history??
Series - For the Roses, a white rose, a pink rose, a red rose, and the arrival of Spring - Four young unrelated to "adopt" a baby and raise her child as her sister. The first book is about the girl named Mary Rose. The other books are on the four "brothers". Set in the west (think Colorado) just after the Civil War War. Prince Charming - This was the first romance novel I've read and loved it. Although the character leading male is described as dark and handsome I prefer blondes so I figured Kiefer Sutherland in the role if it were made into a movie.
Does anyone know the title or author of this romance?
Heroin is a lowland that has been promised to a mountain (the hero) since I was a child. She is, finally, age and takes as his wife. She does not like, but comes to enjoy the company of his ailing father, who is lord of the clans. The elderly gentleman dies and she takes his pictures on his heart for the funeral. The next day, she just takes the tartan of his corner - In deference to her husband. Discuss this with a poem: "Oh, my girl I considered rude, she denies his heart still gives you ..." she interupts. This is all I remember, I read the book about 10 years ago (I was 13ish). There was a Harlequin - was one of the thickest. I may have been a Julie Garwood, but I have read almost all his books recently. Thanks for any real help. Not Johanna Lindsay
That sounds remarkably familiar. I'm thinking it might be one books by Johanna Lindsey Malory perhaps. Julie Garwood-ish sounds.
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