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Great Review to Celebrate Release of One Night with the Major!

It's time for Cam and Pavia's story. Check out this great review to wet your whistle! Read the whole review here:
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One Night with the Major

(Allied at the Altar #2)

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it was amazing 5.00  ·  Rating details ·  1 rating  ·  1 review
One daring encounter 

Binds her to his marriage bed!

Part of Allied at the Altar: In England, innocent tea heiress Pavia Honeysett has always been judged for her face or her fortune. She would much rather return to her uncle’s palace in India. So to escape marriage to the aged man her father has chosen, she will ruin herself! But her red-hot night with Major Camden Lithgow changes everything. Suddenly, this stranger will become her husband…

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One Night with the Major by Bronwyn Scott
 
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it was amazing

** spoiler alert ** Utterly fantastic read, as always Ms Scott does not disappoint, this book is definitely a full roller coaster of emotions, twists and turns as we journey to its HEA.

I won't give spoilers but will say, there  is everything and more. Heartache, tragedy, laughter, love, villains and much more as well as a hero and heroine you can't help but adore and want to fight for them and with them.

Thank you for writing this awesome book xxxxx

Allied at the Altar miniseries

Book 1 — A Marriage Deal with the Viscount 

Book 2 — One Night with the Major

Book 3 — Tempted by His Secret Cinderella — coming soon!

Book 4 — also coming soon!

“From page one the story has an element of danger, mystery and sexiness that is so wonderful to read” —Chicks, Rogues and Scandals on Awakened by the Prince’s Passion 

“The author had me reading late into the night because I couldn’t put it down” —Goodreads on Seduced by the Prince’s Kiss

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