Within the Veil
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (817 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0997499702 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 440 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Add this one to your TBR -- it should not be missed! Highly recommended! USA TODAY. Lushly descriptive and emotionally evocative with touches of humor and spunk to drive the romance along, "Within the Veil" is not only lovely to read but entertaining, as well
I love Alasdair and Feya! Brandy Vallance’s new book, Within the Veil, is a delicious form of escape. Set during the Victorian era in 1885, Brandy leads her readers on an exciting journey across untamed Scotland through the lives of Alasdair and Feya. The worlds of Alasdair Cairncross and Feya Broon could not be more different. Feya is an impoverished Scot-. Ashlee Cowles said Get Lost in the Wilds of Romantic Scotland. I think most readers have a specific "thing" they're looking for when it comes to what really makes them fall in love with a book. For some it's a gripping plot and for others it's authentic, engaging characters or a powerful theme. For me, that "thing" is atmosphere. All those other aspects of a story are vital, but I've realized that t. Marisa Deshaies said A powerful well-written historical romance. One of the most fabulous novels I have ever read, Within the Veil not only exceeded my expectations but completely took my breath away with its compelling story, unique subplots, and beautiful writing. This powerful historical romance is now at the top of my all-time favorites list and is one one of just two of the most well-written book
And yet the farther they travel together, the less concerned he finds himself with duty--both to the crown and to the plans his family has for him.As their walls begin to crumble, Feya and Alasdair must fight to survive a decades-old feud, a Highland kidnapping, and the awakening of their own hearts.. Trapped in the Edinburgh tenements with a father lost to his past and only the faded memory of her mother's faith, Feya is desperate to provide for her siblings. Not only that, but the fiery young woman threatens to lay bare secrets Alasdair would rather keep hidden. But there's something about this man that tears at every preconceived notion she's ever had about the haughty English.Alasdair Cairncross never dreamed he'd be forced to transport a Gypsy woman halfway across the wilds of Scotland. They never should have met. But they might be made for each other. Feya Broon, a Scottish half Gypsy, knows what it is to go hungry. Th