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Wilhelmina Bellingham is an ardent Tory and has two goals in her young life: catching the rebel traitor, General Francis Marion, and avoiding marriage to the fool to whom her father betrothed her when she was only a babe, a man neither she nor her father has ever met. Her first goal is within reach. Willa knows South Carolina's swamps and byways as well as any rebel. With judicious searching and a large dose of luck, she will eventually catch the partisan general. Shedding her betrothed is another matter. Captain Brendan Ford, a spy with Marion's patriots, stumbles across the perfect way to infiltrate the Loyalist high command when his half brother is killed shortly after arriving in Carolina. Ford assumes his brother's identity as Lord Montford, fiancé to Wilhelmina Bellingham. But his masquerade requires he actually court her, and the untidy little wren of a girl is not a female to inspire courtship. He is thankful his ruse will end as soon as the patriots drive the British from South Carolina. Neither Willa nor Brendan
are prepared for the consequences of war or the betrayals of
the heart--but will their allegiance to outside forces keep
them from the love they just might find within each other's
arms?
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Reviews
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5
Hearts 5
Stars 3
Stars – HOT “Filled
with plenty of laugh-out-loud scenes . . . and quite a few very
steamy intimate encounters, Kiss Of A Traitor is
a fast-paced, well-written story.” “Lindler’s Kiss
Of A Traitor has intelligent characters who
keep the story rolling along. A great novel.” “This
well-researched novel exhibits such descriptive language that
one feels in the center of the action. Readers will adore the
heroine, who develops into a strong, capable person.” “Cat
Lindler and Kiss Of A Traitor is destined
to provide you with hours of entertainment and leave you with
a hero and heroine that will stay with you long after you have
turned the last page.” “Reviewer’s
Pick. The author sets up the story perfectly; witty banter,
and a skillful pen that forces the reader into feeling the emotions
of her characters, as well as an understanding of the historical
time in early American history.” “Ms.
Lindler is an excellent author with a wonderful book you've
gotta read. I look forward to more of her work.”
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