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The king's pleasure by Heather Graham · Booklabria

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The king's pleasure

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First published: 1998
Editions: 6 in 2 languages

Synopsis

A captivating new novel that sweeps from Scotland's untamed highlands to the Tower of London and war-torn France. Here is the powerful story of two people destined to love in a divided land.

Danielle D'Aville, the ward of Edward III, was sworn to obey the King's order to marry her enemy Adrien MacLachlan, the legendary Scot who masterminded the fall of Danielle's beloved home, Aville. Suddenly she was the arrogant knight's reluctant wife, pledged to a marriage neither desired. But swept off to his castle in the Scottish highlands, and into his strong embrace, Danielle was soon possessed by a raging passion for the husband she had vowed to despise.

Subjects: History
Romance
Romance, Historical
Historical Romance
Set in: England
Great Britain
France
Highlands
Time: Edward III, 1327-1377

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6 in 2 languages

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