"No man will ever want you," he sneered at the altar. Then the King's nephew stood up.
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"No man will ever want you," he sneered at the altar. Then the King's nephew stood up.
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"No man will ever want you," he sneered at the altar. Then the King's nephew stood up.
Kate Wilde had a scar on her face from the day she saved her little brother's life, and on her wedding morning, she refused to hide it. But minutes before the vows, a stable boy burst into the church. Her groom's men were stealing her late father's prize mares to sell in London.
When Kate refused to marry him, her groom looked slowly at her scar in front of 200 guests and sneered, "No man will ever want you."
Then a man in the front pew rose to his feet. It was Lord Henry Fitzroy, the King's nephew.
❤️ A sweeping Regency romance about a scarred bride who tore her wedding gown and rode bareback after her stolen horses, a cruel groom brought down in front of all of Newmarket, a little grey filly nobody believed in, and a quiet royal who had loved her for three years from the other side of a paddock fence.
🔥 Watch until the end to see what Kate did when her groom tried to ruin her a second time, and what the King's nephew said when he finally touched her scar.
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