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    Visions of Pleasure: The English Rose series, #1
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    Visions of Pleasure: The English Rose series, #1

    By Clair Brett

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    Bastion Niall Dalais Guaire, 4th Count of lugar de sueño, Spain has been plagued with visions since his youth. He is drawn to archaeology and antiquities because when he holds a bone and sees a horrible vision he doesn't have to tell the person what is to come, he can only see what has been. Now that his brother the 3rd Count passes away, Bastion is left with a young nephew and no connection to in own history or his special gift.
    The Honorable Aisling Lightowler needs a miracle. Her family's reputation is being threatened by a local family with grave accusations about something that happened almost 100 years ago, with no living witnesses to help sort it out. She reads about Bastion's great finds and doesn't care what it takes she hounds him from across a continent until he relents and appears on her doorstep.
    Bastion agrees to help Aisling because from the first letter he received from her, he has been having visions. Visons of them together and also a disturbing feeling that the secret to his own history lies close by. When he begins to dig deeper into the claims, he finds that saving the family's reputation may not be as simple as digging up some bones. All the while trying to keep his attraction for the lovely Aisling at bay, which he begins to realize is harder than stopping his visions.
    Can he save a family's reputation, clear a dead woman's name, find where he belongs in his own family and convince the woman he loved before he left Spain that she wants to be connected to a broken, lonely man who just wants to belong?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCB Publishing
    Release dateSep 26, 2018
    ISBN9780998331744
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    Visions of Pleasure: The English Rose series, #1

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