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The Conqueror's Lady by Terri Brisbin · Booklabria

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The Conqueror's Lady

RomanceHistorical Fiction

The Conqueror's Lady

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First published: 2009
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

Strong, ruthless, brave and honorable, Giles Fitzhenry is a born warrior who has never been able to shake off the shame of his illegitimate birth.To save her people and lands, the lady Fayth is forced to marry this powerful Breton knight. She yearns to be rid of her unwelcome husband, although a deep desire stirs each time she looks into his piercing gaze.Now Giles has conquered all, but the ultimate battle will be for his new lady's love--and her utter surrender!

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Historical
Historical Fiction
Marriage
Anglo-Saxons
Normans
Time: 1066

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