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The Fire and the Fury by Anita Mills · Booklabria

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The Fire and the Fury

HistoryRomance

The Fire and the Fury

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First published: 1991
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

No noblewoman in all of Britain was more beautiful -- or more defiant -- than raven-haired, emerald-eyed Elizabeth of Rivaux, daughter of Catherine and Guy. After a disastrous first marriage, Elizabeth, left with a secret shame, refuses to accept any man. Now on her way to Harlowe, the border castle that is her birthright, she is kidnapped by Giles of Moray known throughout the border country as "The Butcher". Even her shrewish tongue couldn't stop Giles from pledging his freedom to win her. Unexpected passion envelopes Elizabeth and she is forced to surrender her love to this Scottish lord.

Fire Series: Lady Of Fire (Fire, #1) Fire and Steel (Fire, #2) Hearts of Fire (Fire, #3) The Fire and the Fury (Fire, #4) Winter Roses (Fire, #5)

Subjects: History
Romance
Romance, Historical
romance, Medieval
Historical Romance
Bodice Ripper
Set in: England
Great Britain
Scotland
Time: 1137

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