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Poppy needs a place to hide, the more remote the better. She doesn’t need a new man in her life.Angus has definite ideas about what a lass needs, and it doesn’t include keeping secrets from him.. With her stepson trying to get her charged with murdering her late husband, Poppy…
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Set in the Scottish Highlands, A Flower for Angus follows Poppy Condoloro, who, fleeing a troubled past, assumes a new identity at the secluded Heaven’s Gate estate. There, she meets Angus Sangster, the estate’s station manager, whose protective nature and firm beliefs challenge her guarded heart.
Poppy’s journey from fear to trust is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. Angus, with his unwavering principles, emerges as a hero who is both relatable and admirable. The chemistry between them is palpable, making their evolving relationship a joy to witness.
For those who appreciate romantic suspense with depth, humor, and authenticity, “A Flower for…
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