The Chase - by Lynsay Sands (Paperback)

About the Book

"You can't help but fall in love with Lynsay Sands!"--Christina Dodd

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Lynsay Sands "hits all the right notes" (Suzanne Enoch) whether she's penning passionate tales of the Argeneau vampire family or transporting her readers to the Scottish Highlands. In her charming historical romance classic The Chase, a beautiful Highlands hellion flees the handsome "English devil" she's been promised to, and her intended groom realizes that his enchanting prize will be much harder to win than he imagined. Lynsay's loyal readers, as well as fans of Hannah Howell and Kinley MacGregor will adore The Chase...as well as the very sexy capture!

Book Synopsis

In this charming historical romance classic from New York Times bestselling author Lynsay Sands, a Highlands hellion flees the handsome "English devil" she's been promised to, and he realizes that his enchanting prize will be much harder to win than he imagined.

Seonaid Dunbar had been trained as a Scottish warrior at her father's knee, and she would rather fight than flee. But running away to an abbey was preferable than marrying Blake Sherwell. No, she'd not dutifully pledge troth to anyone the English court called "Angel." Fair hair and eyes as blue as the heavens hardly proved a man's worth. There was no such thing as an English angel; only English devils. And there were many ways to elude a devilish suitor, even one that King Henry ordered her to wed.

The next Countess of Sherwell was not sitting at home in her castle, embroidering, peacefully waiting for Blake to arrive. No, she was fleeing to a new stronghold and readying her defenses. Swords and sleeping drafts, Claymores and kisses. This battle would require all weapons--if he ever caught her. And the chase was about to begin.

From the Back Cover

Let the chase begin!

Fleeing to an abbey isn't reallySeonaid Dunbar's first choice. She'd been trained alongside her brother as a Scottish warrior at her father's knee. But runningwas preferable to wedding Blake Sherwell, a man the English court calls "the Angel." Seonaid knows there are no English angels, only English devils--and more than one way to elude a devilish suitor, even if King Henry himself has ordered her to marry him.

Blake believed the next countess of Sherwellwould be sitting at home--embroideringperhaps--as she eagerly awaited his arrival.Instead, she is hiding behind the wallsof a new stronghold and readying herdefenses. To win this battle of wills, Blake will need every weapon at his disposal: swords, sleeping drafts, claymores, sweet words, and passionate kisses. But he has to catch her first . . .

Review Quotes

"Sands delivers a rip-roaring adventure with plenty of steamy interludes... It's hard to resist her witty dialogue, off-the-wall scenarios, sexy moments, and tongue-in-cheek sense of humor, all of which combine for a deliciously fun romp in this absolutely bonkers read." -- Entertainment Weekly

"Sands spins a funny, laughable tale." -- Eloisa James

"Lush, lively and romantic--Lynsay Sands hits all the right notes." -- Suzanne Enoch

"You can't help but fall in love with Lynsay Sands!" -- Christina Dodd