To Love and to Honor

by Anne Stuart, Stella Cameron, Judith E. French, et al.

Book Overview

A collection of four short stories from contemporary romance writers features contributions from Stella Cameron, Judith E. French, Linda Lael Miller, and Anne Stuart. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0380771594
• ISBN13: 9780380771592
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Avon Books
• Length: 375 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Great heroes and heroines with great plots. Every single book in this volume was excellent!!!

I highly recommend this oldie but goodie. Published in 1993 but with timeless love stories from Regency England to the Colonies to Midevil times. A must read!

Unforgettable Stories on Matrimony

To Love and To Honor is a collection of four stories. The first story is Bargain Bride written by Stella Cameron. Love blossoms between a headstrong English miss and a dashing knight who rescues her from an unwanted marriage. But has a secret plan of his own. Funny and sensuous! The second story is The Bride of Wildcat Purchase written by Judith E. French. A half breed Colonial sends for a mail order bride but his request turns out to be a sensual woman who turns his world upside down. Watch the sparks fly! The third story is Store-bought Woman written by Linda Lael Miller. A young lady sets out for America after being jilted at the altar. She agrees to marry a total stranger only to find herself strangely attracted to her intended's brother. A sweet and heartwarming story! The last story and my FAVORITE is The High Sheriff of Huntingdon written by Anne Stuart. The story centers on a convent bred daughter of an earl who is wed quite unwillingly to a handsome somewhat wicked lord. Some say that he is the spawn of a witch and the devil. Men who have angered him and women who have not pleased him wind up missing never to be seen again. Yet, despite these warnings, Elspeth remains and slowly begins to unravel the mystery surrounding The High Sheriff of Huntingdon. The chemistry between Elspeth and Alistair was electrifying. He is the epitome of a brooding, tortured hero and she is a perfect balance for his darkness. Elspeth was funny, courageous and loving. Quick - RUN and buy yourself a copy!