title: A Knight's Persuasion
author:  Catherine Kean 
description: A promising match turns into a bitter misunderstanding when young Edouard de Lanceau makes a bet to steal a kiss from Juliana de Greyne, his potential betrothed, and is forced to confess his actions were a ruse. Years later, though more tender feelings still lie beneath the surface, fate conspires to keep them apart when Edouard is tricked into a betrothal by Julianas sister Nara. However, when Juliana is attacked and loses her memory, Edouard finds her still alive, and dares to hope at a chance to make amends. Kean continues the sword-wielding adventures first told in A Knights Vengeance (2006) and A Knights Temptation (2009), delivering more of her winning brand of medieval lore kissed with Hollywood drama, and complete with the return of the diabolically over-the-top Veronique. Readers will root for the intrepid couple, and take with them a warm feeling at the conclusion of this sweet romance. --Nina C. Davis
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  A Knight and His Rose
  
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  Catherine Kean  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Copyright Details
  
  Copyright © 2018 by Catherine Kean  
    
  Published by Catherine Kean  
  P.O. Box 917624  
  Longwood, FL 32791-7624  
    
  Cover Art © 2019 by Cora Graphics  
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