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1347. Calais has finally fallen and Alaun de Montisfryth, first Earl of Montisfryn, powerful Marcher lord and companion of Edward III, is dispatched back to England with orders to secure the Welsh border. Halfway home, pride tempts Montisfryn to attend a tournament held by his familys old foes at Versallet Castle. Eloise de Versallet, the widowed Lady de Cannar, rules her fathers castle with a tongue sharper than any sword. She has no great opinion of men in general and of knights in particular. Montisfryn and Eloise meet and sparks fly. He is intrigued. She is irritated. He is under royal edict to wed. An experienced lady, well-born, still young, and exceedingly well-endowed with both wealth and beauty, Eloise is a matrimonial prize beyond compareand has vowed to remain unwed. Potent and powerful, will Montisfryn be able to breach her walls, storm her castle, and succeed where all others have failed? Or will Eloise, haughty and defiant to the last, prevail? The gauntlet is flung, the challenge accepted. And desire enters the fray. A Novel of 140,000 words. A medieval historical romance in the classic style, this work contains multiple explicit love scenes. When it comes to dishing

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Author
M.S. Laurens, Stephanie Laurens
Publisher
Savdek Management Proprietary Limited
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9780992278908
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction, Romance, Historical Romance
Rating
4 / 5 (54 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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