The Harlot

The Taskills 第 1 本图书 · Saskia Walker · AI 讲述者:Anya(来自 Google)
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Dundee, Scotland: 1715. In troubled times, a lass will do what she must to survive…

Accused of witchcraft like her mother before her, Jessie Taskill finds herself behind prison walls, awaiting certain death. All she craves is to be free of witch hunters and united with her siblings in the highlands—a place where pagan ways are accepted. Salvation comes in the form of a roguish priest, unlike any man of the cloth she has known. But Gregor Ramsay is as far from holy as the devil himself.

Gregor does not believe in magic, but has a canny plan to use the pretty harlot as bait to lure his enemy. His promise of freedom in return for her services could represent Jessie’s passage home to the highlands. Then undeniable passion flares between them, and Jessie begins to resent Gregor’s plan to have her seduce and ruin his enemy—especially when Gregor himself is so masterful and compelling.

When the time comes for Gregor to send Jessie into his enemies lair, she thrives—nourished by their physical passions—and everything Gregor thought he knew is rent asunder. 

A bawdy historical, erotic romance novel. Please note: previously published with a different cover. This is an adult title and features earthy language and scenarios appropriate to the historical setting.

作者简介

Saskia Walker is a British author, an award winner and a USA Today bestseller. Saskia’s short stories and novellas have appeared in over one hundred international anthologies and magazines. Two of her novels won Passionate Plume awards and her writing has twice been nominated for a Romantic Times Magazine Reviewers' Choice Award. Saskia lives in the north of England, close to the beautiful Yorkshire moors, with her partner, Mark, and a houseful of felines.  Visit her website to find out more: www.saskiawalker.com


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