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Conquering Knight, Captive Lady by Anne O'Brien · Booklabria

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Conquering Knight, Captive Lady

HistoryRomance, Historical

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

Green eyes sparkling with fire, there is no way Lady Rosamund de Longspey has escaped an arranged marriage only to be conquered by a rogue! Gray eyes as hard and flinty as his heart has become, Lord Gervase Fitz Osbern, weary of war and wanton women, will fight for what rightly belongs to him.But Rose is not going to be ousted, and Gervase, a warrior to his fingertips, is not going to meekly withdraw. Instead he'll claim his castle--and just maybe a bride!

Subjects: History
Romance, Historical
Social life and customs
Women
Knights and knighthood
Middle Ages
Set in: Great Britain

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