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The marriage medallion
"When I next see this medallion, it will be around the neck of my betrothed."With those words, originally uttered by his father, Prince Eric Greyfell dismissed Brit Thorson's theory about the mysterious medallion she thought she was given for luck. But she knew he was correct. For the man who stood before her was not only her temptation--he was her destiny. Eric knew that Brit was the woman he was destined to spend eternity with. Now if he could just put an end to her incessant questions! For she was sure that she had seen him with her "dead" brother, Prince Valbrand--a man whose status Eric had vowed never to reveal. But someday soon, Eric would be making a different kind of promise to Brit--one that would have to take precedence over all other vows ...
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- "With those words, originally uttered by his father, Prince Eric Greyfell dismissed Brit Thorson's theory about the mysterious medallion she thought she was given for luck. But she knew he was correct. For the man who stood before her was not only her temptation--he was her destiny. Eric knew that Brit was the woman he was destined to spend eternity with. Now if he could just put an end to her incessant questions! For she was sure that she had seen him with her "dead" brother, Prince Valbrand--a man whose status Eric had vowed never to reveal. But someday soon, Eric would be making a different kind of promise to Brit--one that would have to take precedence over all other vows ..."
- ""When I next see this medallion, it will be around the neck of my betrothed."With those words, originally uttered by his father, Prince Eric Greyfell dismissed Brit Thorson's theory about the mysterious medallion she thought she was given for luck. But she knew he was correct. For the man who stood before her was not only her temptation--he was her destiny. Eric knew that Brit was the woman he was destined to spend eternity with. Now if he could just put an end to her incessant questions! For she was sure that she had seen him with her "dead" brother, Prince Valbrand--a man whose status Eric had vowed never to reveal. But someday soon, Eric would be making a different kind of promise to Brit--one that would have to take precedence over all other vows ..."@en