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The
Templar legend continues with the
Brethren
of the Coast.
Love,
honor, and devotion was the beginning of our Order. Bonds of kinship
and friendship all-important. We uphold these principles embrace
for embrace, desire for desire, for one, for all. For King and Country
we stand, for love and comradeship we live!
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Book One
Fate lands them in a dimly lit cabin. He was looking for revenge, and she was taking a bath.

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Book
Two
L’araignee, the spider, England’s most notorious agent, always gets her man. But when she weaves a web for a traitor, she captures Nautionnier Knight Dirk Randolph instead.
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Book
Three
Woo a young lady with a fishing rod and a bucket of worms? Oh-so dashing--but untitled--Everett Markham seeks a bride, and he has charged the field of Miss Sabrina Douglas, a woman who prefers trout to truffles.
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Book
Four
Do old friends make the best lovers? Cara Douglas sets her cap for childhood chum Lance Prescott and charts a course to claim his heart. But soon the hunter becomes the hunted, and she finds herself ensnared in the trap she set for him.
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Book
Five
Lady Alexandra Seymour is going after her man. To make amends for a past deception, she tells Captain Jason Collingwood, “I’ll do anything.” But she ends up making his bed instead of warming it.
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