Barbara Cartland: Three Complete Novels: Marquises & Their Ladies - "Ola and the Sea Wolf", "Looking for Love" and "the Call of the Highlands

U.S.A.: Wings, 1995. Book. Fine. Soft cover. Reprint. Regency romance trade-sized paperback book. Condition is fine, has light edge wear, light hinge crease on front cover,, no writing or stamps, light aging, cover bright and glossy, a beautiful looking book........WRAPPED IN PLASTIC BAG TO PROTECT CONDITION OF BOOK.........We have other titles in this genre in stock and give discounts in shipping on additional books, please contact us for more iinformation**...... SUMMARY - OLA AND THE SEA WOLF - The stars shone brilliantly over the harbor as Ola's words concealed what was in her heart: "You have told me that you hate women as I hate men..." The color rose in her cheeks. The Marquis of Elvington replied, "I think we have a great deal to learn about each other." Then he pulled her against him, kissing her with an insistence that dominated her, yet she was not afraid. She felt as if the silver of the moonlight on the sea rippled through her body."Why did no one tell me," she wondered, "that love was so majestic... and so... irresistible!" LOOKING FOR LOVE - The Marquis of Staverton looked down at her cheeks wet with tears, her lips quivering, and her blue eyes too shy to meet his. "Tell me," he said, "why it matters to you what I think and feel about you." Gilda could only look up at him helplessly, thinking that he must see love in her eyes and know that she was acutely conscious of his lips near to hers. "Tell me," he commanded. "It is... because l... love you! " she said. "I... I know I have... no right to do so... but I cannot... help it." "Just as I cannot help loving you," the Marquis said, and his lips came down on hers. Then the wonder of the Marquis's kiss made her feel as if the darkness and fear were all left behind, and he carried her into the sunshine and up into the very heart of the sun. THE CALL OF THE HIGHLANDS - As their eyes met she felt herself quiver with a feeling Arina Beverley had never known before that seemed to be rising within her, which made her feel it was impossible to breathe. " I may be quite wrong," the Marquess Alistair McDonon said after moment, "but I have the feeling, Arina, that you love me." "Yes... I... love youl" Arina whispered. " I love you... and I want to... help you... but I will not be ... nuisance and as... soon as you... want me to leave, I will do so."That will not be for at least a million years." As he spoke he bent forward and his lips were on hers. She felt as if the Marquess gave her the sunshine that was outside and carried her high over the moors behind them into the sky. The Marquess raised his head and said: " I love you...".