Master of Marshlands.

by Miriam MacGregor

Blair Marshall disapproved of Lynn He had made his mind up about her during their very first meeting and he wasn't about to change it. City girls spelled trouble with a capital T and he avoided them as much as possible. They could be bad medicine for a countryman. The fact that Lynn was friendly with Delphine, the estranged wife of Blair's estate manager, only strengthened his opinion. Lynn might have laughed off another man's criticism--but Blair was different. Surely she wasn't falling for a man who so clearly despised her?

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