Royal marines - book 1

Surrendering arms

Arria Romano - Collection So romance

262 pages, parution le 18/01/2026

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A second-chance military romance full of action and twists A lieutenant in the Royal Marines, Roy McKenna leads a strictly regulated life until the day his best friend entrusts him with a very personal mission: to watch over his sister, Ophelia Nicholson, a famous author of medieval fantasy, shattered by the suicide of her best friend. On the wild Isle of Skye, the romantic and isolated setting rekindles a long-standing attraction between Roy and Ophelia. Despite their reservations, passion blossoms, intense and secret. But their fragile happiness is tested when Ophelia is kidnapped in the Mediterranean, plunging Roy into a race against time to save her. From Scotland to the Spanish coast, between secrets, family loyalties, and the passions of the heart, they will have to confront much more than their past: their own feelings. A thrilling #Brother'sBestFriend & #Bodyguard romance A captivating setting: from the Mediterranean to the Isle of Skye A touching and tormented hero: a loyal soldier with a passion for cooking A strong heroine: a brilliant writer in search of rebirth Action, emotion, and sensuality at the heart of a gripping plot Royal Marines - Surrender is the first volume of an addictive duology combining forbidden passion, emotional tension, and thrills. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Arria Romano studies military history at the Sorbonne and is passionate about literature and art. For several years, she has been writing historical novels and romances-whether they take place in the past, the present, or are even shrouded in a veil of magic... as long as love and passion remain the central thread of the story.

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	50 Minutes
Auteur(s)	Arria Romano
Collection	So romance
Parution	18/01/2026
Nb. de pages	262
Format	14.8 x 21
Couverture	Broché
Poids	384g
EAN13	9782390455011