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The Novice Bride
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As a novice, Lady Cecily of Fulford's knowledge of menis nonexistent. But when tragic news bids her homeimmediately, her only means of escape from the conventis to brazenly offer herself to the enemy…as a bride!
With her fate now in the hands of her husband,Sir Adam Wymark, she battles to protect her family.Suspicions and betrayal are rife, yet their convenientmarriage offers Cecily much more than comfort in herknight's arms….
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Anniik
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“This was quite a good book. I enjoyed it a great deal. The author created the characters well, and made them both believable and sympathetic. You could understand the motivations of each of them and sympathised with their plights - while understanding at the same time what was keeping them apart. The plot was interesting and kept the book moving while not getting in the way of the romance - the most important part, of course. My one problem with this book was that they fell in love too quickly. Yes, this is a romance novel and all, but people just can't fall in love in a couple of days. I don't believe it. Also, I would have liked to hear more about Emma - her sister obviously had something going on with Judhael, and I would have liked to hear more about what went on between them and how he changed, etc. etc. Despite that, though, this was a good book and I'm glad I read it.”
Vani Mohandas
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About Carol Townend
writes historical romances set in medieval England and Europe. She read history at London University and loves research trips whether they be to France, Greece, Italy, Turkey… Ancient buildings inspire her. Carol's idea of heaven is to find the plan of a medieval town and then to wander around the actual place dreaming up her heroes and heroines. Visit her website/blog: https://caroltownend.co.uk/
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