title: Medieval Devon and Cornwall: Shaping an Ancient Countryside (Landscapes of Britain)
author: Sam Turner
description: another superb book from Windgather Press - a thoroughly enjoyable read, well structured, containing a wealth of information and sources, and with illustrations and photographs of very good quality.' (Graham Winton <i>The Local Historian, 2008</i>)<br /><br />For Windgathers <i>Landscapes of Britain</i> series, <i>Medieval Devon and Cornwall</i> breaks new ground.' (Bob Silvester <i>Landscape History, Vol. 29, 2007</i>)<br /><br />The diverse themes combine to produce a coherent view of the development of the landscape in the far south west... The whole is set out in a fashion to make the papers and results accessible and useful to a wide range of readers.' (Stephanie Knight &amp; Cain Hegarty <i>Medieval Settlement Research Group, Report 22, 2007</i>)
zlib_text: The Tempting of a Devilish Lord
  
   _The Lords of Scandal Row_
  
  Samantha Holt
  
   _Chapter One_
  
   _Chapter Two_
  
   _Chapter Three_
  
   _Chapter Four_
  
   _Chapter Five_
  
   _Chapter Six_
  
   _Chapter Seven_
  
   _Chapter Eight_
  
   _Chapter Nine_
  
   _Chapter Ten_
  
   _Chapter Eleven_
  
   _Chapter Twelve_
  
   _Epilogue_
  
  Chapter One
  
  Some things never changed.
  
  Alexander cast his gaze from left to right as he guided his mare down the road
  and rolled his eyes when he spotted an errant pig snuffling his way through
  scraps at the roadside.
  
  Mr. Johnson’s fence-making skills still hadn’t improved apparently.
  
  The town of Langmere never changed either. The gray stone buildings lined the
  curving dirt road down toward the lake, offering no hint of occupants. Many
  would be busy at the farms or down by the lake or in the few shops that were
  clustered at the waterside. For as long as he could recall, Langmere had been
  dull.
  
  Dull gray buildings, dull people. Dull, dull, dull.
  
  Admittedly, the mountains surrounding the la