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<p>in The Golden Time Of Arthur And Guenevere, The Island Of The West Shines Like An Emerald In The Sea&#8212;one Of The Last Strongholds Of Goddess-worship And Mother-right. Isolde Is The Only Daughter And Heiress Of Ireland&#8217;s Great Ruling Queen, A Lady As Passionate In Battle As She Is In Love. La Belle Isolde, Like Her Mother, Is Famed For Her Beauty, But She Is A Healer Instead Of A Warrior, &#8220;of All Surgeons, The Best Among The Isles.&#8221; A Natural Peacemaker, Isolde Is Struggling To Save Ireland From A War Waged By Her Dangerously Reckless Mother. The Queen Is Influenced By Her Lover, Sir Marhaus, Who Urges Her To Invade Neighboring Cornwall And Claim It For Her Own, A Foolhardy Move Isolde Is Determined To Prevent. But She Is Unable To Stop Them. King Mark Of Cornwall Sends Forth His Own Champion To Do Battle With The Irish&#8212;sir Tristan Of Lyonesse&#8212;a Young, Untested Knight With A Mysterious Past. A Member Of The Round Table, Tristan Has Returned To The Land Of His Birth After Many Years In Exile, Only To Face Ireland&#8217;s Fiercest Champion In Combat. When He Lies Victorious But Near Death On The Field Of Battle, Tristan Knows That His Only Hope Of

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Author
Miles, Rosalind
Publisher
Crown Publishers
Published
2003
Language
EN
ISBN
9781400047864
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Romance
Rating
3.66 / 5 (2,086 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-13

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