White Lion's Lady - Brossura

St. John, Tina

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0804119627 ISBN 13: 9780804119627

Casa editrice: Ivy Books, 2001

Riassunto

In this captivating tale of forbidden love and star-crossed destiny by award-winning author Tina St. John, a dangerous knight on a rogue’s mission is reunited with the virtuous young lady who once adored him. . . .

She was promised to another
Abducted on the way to her wedding, heiress Isabel de Lamere is unaware that the scoundrel planning to use her for his own gain is the cherished champion of her childhood: Griffin, the White Lion. Yet even as she discovers his treachery, Isabel cannot deny that Griffin lingers in her dreams, awakening the passion in her steadfast heart.

He was nobody’s hero
Then a twist of fate puts a price on both their heads, embroiling them in a life-and-death chase that will force Griffin to choose between his own freedom and his fierce desire for the woman who would redeem his noble spirit. But to reclaim his lost honor, the White Lion could lose Isabel forever. . . .

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Recensione:

“Tina St. John lights up the middle ages with fire and passion.”
–Romantic Times

L'autore:

Tina St. John wanted to be an author for as long as she can remember, but it took a lifetime of daydreaming and ten years of corporate jobs before she was ready to give it a try. She sold her first manuscript, Lord of Vengeance–which went on to win the Romantic Times Magazine Reviewer’s Choice Award for Best Medieval of the Year. It was also a HOLT Medallion Finalist for Best First Book, and was named among “The Best Romances of 1999” by The Oakland Press. St. John is also the author of Lady of Valor and two more books coming soon from Ballantine/Ivy.

A Michigan native and descendant of Mayflower passenger William Bradford, St. John has a great fondness for history and travel–something she shares with her husband, the inspiration for all her heroes and her most devoted fan.

Readers may write to the author at 1500A Lafayette Rd., PMB 126, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Or visit her Web site at www.TinaStJohn.com.

Su questa edizione

• Editore: Ivy Books
• Data di pubblicazione: 2001
• ISBN 10: 0804119627
• ISBN 13: 9780804119627
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 320