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The Bartered Bride by Margaret Rome · Booklabria

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The Bartered Bride

Romance, Contemporary

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First published: 1973
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

As if she were involved in a miming play, Marielle watched the two groups clowning and bargaining --gold coins being offered, scorned, accepted....

Only afterward did she learn that she had participated in a Romany wedding. Now, Marielle Moore was a Romany wife obliged to obey her husband--Rom Boro, leader of the gypsy tribe in all things. "I will not tolerate being bought like an article across a shop counter," she declared angrily. But after all, what could she do? Her life depended on Rom!

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary

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