Sweet Bea
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“Parsley and I understand each other.” He moved his lips over hers.
“Kiss me,” Beatrice whispered.
“You know where that leads, my lady wife.” He nipped at her bottom lip.
“Aye, Garrett, I most certainly do. You will be in trouble if William or my father catch you.”
He pulled her deeper within the concealment of the trees. “It will be worth it.”
Sarah Hegger
Born British and raised in South Africa, Sarah Hegger suffers from an incurable case of wanderlust. Her match? A hot Canadian engineer, whose marriage proposal she accepted six short weeks after they first met. Together they’ve made homes in seven different cities across three different continents (and back again once or twice). If only it made her multilingual, but the best she can manage is idiosyncratic English, fluent Afrikaans, conversant Russian, pigeon Portuguese, even worse Zulu and enough French to get herself into trouble.
Mimicking her globe trotting adventures, Sarah’s career path began as a gainfully employed actress, drifted into public relations, settled a moment in advertising, and eventually took root in the fertile soil of her first love, writing. She also moonlights as a wife and mother.
She currently lives in Draper, Utah, with her teenage daughters, two Golden Retrievers and aforementioned husband. Part footloose buccaneer, part quixotic observer of life, Sarah’s restless heart is most content when reading or writing books.
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First Electronic Edition: September 2014
ISBN-13: 978-1-61650-612-4