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Norwyck's Lady by Margo Maguire · Booklabria

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Norwyck's Lady

RomanceSocial life and customs

Norwyck's Lady

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Book Three: Medieval Misadventures

Bartholomew, Earl of Norwyck, learned well the lesson of treachery from his late wife. What then, should he make of “Lady Marguerite,” the mysterious beauty he rescues from a shipwreck, who claims ignorance of her true identity? Is she an enemy sent to destroy him, or an angel come to heal his wounded soul? It is the year 1300, and though Bartholomew does not know whether he can trust her, he cannot deny the desire that pulses between them…

Subjects: Romance
Social life and customs
Historical
Manners and customs
Set in: England
Time: 13th Century

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