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Lady of the Knight

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SIR ANDREW FORD WAS NOBODY'S FOOL He knew that looks could be deceiving. And though his friends warned him that Rosie would be nothing but trouble, there was something very special about the woman beneath the tangled mane of hair …

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SIR ANDREW FORD WAS NOBODY'S FOOL He knew that looks could be deceiving. And though his friends warned him that Rosie would be nothing but trouble, there was something very special about the woman beneath the tangled mane of hair and the dirt-smudged face. Indeed, something so special that he brazenly wagered he could teach the seemingly ordinary strumpet to be a lady fit to meet the king in less than a fortnight. But little did the jaded knight suspect that Rosie would be the first woman to teach him the true meaning of love!

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"SIR ANDREW FORD WAS NOBODY'S FOOL He knew that looks could be deceiving. And though his friends warned him that Rosie would be nothing but trouble, there was something very …"

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