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Anita Mills
Lady of Fire

RomanceHistorical Romance

Lady of Fire

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Fire #1 In 11th century Normandy, a passionate story of romance, chivalry, and forbidden love.

Beautiful Eleanor of Nantes is pursued by many great noblemen, including the evil Robert of Belesme and charming Prince Henry, son of William the Conqueror. But it is the dashing Roger FitzGilbert, born a bastard with no title to his name, who sweeps her off her feet. Their love may be forbidden, but their passion is undeniable... "Anita Mills makes a phenomenal debut...splendid...a highly romantic, action-packed tale of enduring love." - Romantic Times Fire Series: Lady Of Fire Fire and Steel Hearts of Fire The Fire and the Fury Winter Roses

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Historical
Historical Romance
Medieval Romance
Forced marriage
Time: 11th Century

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