Author: Mary Jo Putney
Year: 1991
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Romance, Historical fiction
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9780451210685
0451210689 |
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Lady Meriel de Vere had deceived Adrian, Earl of Shropshire. Standing in the royal forest, her falcon perched on her arm, she boldly claimed to be a Welsh commoner, not a noble Norman. Lord Adrian beheld in wonder her raven-black hair and defiant blue eyes, heard her lies, and felt a dark, primeval passion rob him of all reason.
In one irrevocable move of fate, he ordered this fair beauty locked in his castle's tower, vowing to entice her into surrendering her kisses with lips as hungry as his own. Never to give in, to die if she must, was Meriel's vow ... until one rash moment of impetuousness swept them both up in the royal battles of kings ... and into a dangerous intrigue of sweet caresses ... and fiery, all-consuming love.
This book is part of the "The Bride Trilogy" series. Here are some other books from this series:
 | "The Bartered Bride"
First published in 2002
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 | "The China Bride"
First published in 2000
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 | "The Wild Child"
First published in 1999
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