Name: Beguiling Bridget
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Author: Rachel Van Dyken
ISBN: 9781514823095

Type

Physical Book

Author

Rachel Van Dyken

Leah Sanders

Publisher

Createspace

Language

English

Pages

150

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

20.3 x 13.3 x 0.9 cm

Weight

0.18 kg.

ISBN13

9781514823095

Synopsis "Beguiling Bridget"

Driven to distraction by the redhead across the room, Anthony Benson barely hears the terms of his brother's challenge before agreeing to them.No matter. It will be easy. Viscount Maddox has never had any problem impressing the ladies. And four weeks is more than enough time to win over this so obviously neglected wallflower.But things are never as easy as they seem.The lady has lofty aspirations. And not one of them includes love or marriage. Especially not with an arrogant and self-assured playboy like the viscount. No matter how attractive he may be.

Rachel Van Dyken

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Rachel Van Dyken is an American author of contemporary romantic novels, known for her agile, emotional style with touches of humor. She has written numerous successful sagas, including The Bet, Eagle Elite, and Ruin, which have positioned her as one of the most popular writers in the genre internationally. Her stories often combine romance, drama, and redemption, with intense characters undergoing deep emotional transformation processes.

Van Dyken is characterized by her ability to build complex and authentic relationships, addressing themes such as love, loss, forgiveness, and personal overcoming. Many of her books have been bestsellers on lists like The New York Times and USA Today, and she has cultivated a solid reader base thanks to her closeness on social networks and her steady pace of publication.

In addition to her work as a novelist, she has explored different subgenres of romance, including new adult, historical romance, and romantic suspense. Her ability to reinvent herself within the genre and her commitment to the emotional development of her characters have been key in her consolidation as a prominent voice in contemporary romantic literature.

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