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Kissing the Bride
New York (City)
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Avon Books
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2004
Z1233310
2004
single work
novel
historical fiction
Lord Henry has no need for love. Well-favoured in looks and fortune, he has the ear of the king, and any woman he wants. Yet when his friend Jenova announces she wishes to marry, Henry realises that love is what he desperately seeks. - from back cover (Pymble, Avon Books imprint)
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The Lily and the Sword
New York (City)
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Avon Books
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2002
Z1233315
2002
single work
novel
historical fiction
'Trapped in an old Saxon church, Lady Lily is dragged from her hiding place to the very feet of the warrior who's been hunting for her—Radulf, the King's Sword, a man whose name all speak in fear. Yet when she looks into his coal-black eyes, it is not fear that makes her tremble...but desire. So she lies to save her life—and prays to save her heart.
Even though some instinct whispers that Lily's not who she claims to be, Radulf is helpless against his burning need to possess her. Furious when he discovers her true identity, he nevertheless marries her—not to protect her from the king's wrath, he tells himself, but to keep a close watch on her. For Radulf was betrayed by a woman once before . . . and now trusting Lily could cost him his life'.
Source: publisher's blurb.
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The Rose and the Shield
New York (City)
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Avon Books
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2002
Z1233318
2002
single work
novel
historical fiction
Beautiful Lady Rose, the fiercely independent mistress of Somerford, reluctantly agrees to hire a bold Viking warrior, Gunnar Olafson, and his mercenaries to protect her undefended lands. But although Gunnar takes her breath away - with his steel-hard muscles and eyes afire with undisguised yearning - she dares not trust him. But Gunnar is not what he seems... (from back cover)
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Once He Loves
New York (City)
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Avon Books
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2003
Z1233321
2003
single work
novel
historical fiction
'Following The Lily and The Sword and The Rose and The Shield, Once He Loves features the disgraced knight, Ivo de Vessey, friend to Radulf and Gunnar. Briar, the daughter of a wealthy lord-turned-traitor, blames Lord Radulf for her family's misfortunes and is determined to avenge her father's death. She is willing to sacrifice herself by luring the mighty lord into her bed. Her game of seduction works too well, however, as Briar learns too late that she has seduced the wrong man!' Source: publisher's website (http://www.harpercollins.com.au/index.aspx).
