If You Love Me

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"Coffmans writing is deft capable and evocative." Publishers Weekly He had done the right thing for the wrong reason. . . . A man driven by despair and an unwillingness to forgive William Woodville fled his native England his title and his duty. In the American wilderness he found the perfect vengeance: A woman. She was a captive handed from tribe to tribe in an odyssey of despair until William purchased the untamed innocent on the auction block; married her bedded her and defiantly presented her to his father in England before he turned and left . . . alone. Abandoned by the man she loved she let the pain of betrayal make her strong. . . . Margery Mackinnon needed a family more than a husband love and security more than an explanation and time to discover the strange world about her. She blossomed from a primitive wildflower to a lady of the town: the woman she was destined to be. When William returned to the wife he left and the twin sons he never knew he was captivated by a beguiling woman unwilling to forgive him. Now the man who abandoned love must fight to reclaim it. . . .