Forgotten Secrets (Secrets of the Heart 4)

Author: Elizabeth Rose
Genre(s): Romance | Historical
Series: Secrets of the Heart
Total pages: 80
Forgotten Secrets (Secrets of the Heart 4)

Can a lady gossip in love with an assassin keep the biggest secret of her life?

The Gossip Known as a gossip for never being able to keep a secret, Morag Douglas is lucky to become an honorary member of the queen's secret society for strong women. Now, it is important she proves herself and changes her reputation. Morag plans to do wonderful things and make big changes in life in secret, just like her sister and cousins have done before her. But when she meets up with the mysterious knight, Sir Bedivere and finds herself falling for him, her plans go astray.

The Assassin Sir Bedivere Hamilton arrives at Rothbury Castle harboring a dark secret. He is an assassin with one more job to do before his debt is paid. But when his last mission directly involves the beautiful, talkative Lady Morag, things become more complicated than ever. He's taken an interest in her, but he needs to think with his head and not his heart.

After so many years of closing off his heart to do his job, he finds himself in a horrible predicament. If he doesn't finish this last job, someone he loves is going to die. On the other hand, if he does complete his assignment, he is going to lose the woman who has stolen his heart.

Can a woman who has everything to prove convince a man with so much to lose, that he is about to make the biggest mistake of his life?

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