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From the back cover
Ian de Burgh was a North Country warrior sworn to keep safe those entrusted to his care, including Madeline de Courcey. But the jewel-eyed vixen was skilled in courtly games of loveand Ian was determined to break the chains of desire that bound her to him.
The Lady Madeline was much whispered about in the corridors of Englands castles. For her flashing eyes and sparkling charm ensnared the heart of many a knight. Except for Ian de Burgh, the one man to whom she would willingly surrender.
Ian de Burgh was a North Country warrior sworn to keep safe those entrusted to his care, including Madeline de Courcey. But the jewel-eyed vixen was skilled in courtly games of loveand Ian was determined to break the chains of desire that bound her to him.
The Lady Madeline was much whispered about in the corridors of Englands castles. For her flashing eyes and sparkling charm ensnared the heart of many a knight. Except for Ian de Burgh, the one man to whom she would willingly surrender.
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Driven by honor
Ian de Burgh was a North Country warrior sworn to keep safe those entrusted to his care, including Madeline de Courcey. But the jewel-eyed vixen was skilled in courtly games of love...and Ian was determined to break the chains of desire that bound her to him.
Twice wed--Twice Widowed
The Lady Madeline was much whispered about in the corridors of England's castles. For her flashing eyes and sparkling charm ensnared the heart of many a knight. Except for Ian de Burgh, the one man to who she would willingly surrender.
Ian de Burgh was a North Country warrior sworn to keep safe those entrusted to his care, including Madeline de Courcey. But the jewel-eyed vixen was skilled in courtly games of love...and Ian was determined to break the chains of desire that bound her to him.
Twice wed--Twice Widowed
The Lady Madeline was much whispered about in the corridors of England's castles. For her flashing eyes and sparkling charm ensnared the heart of many a knight. Except for Ian de Burgh, the one man to who she would willingly surrender.
Lorelie L. (artgal36) reviewed His Lady's Ransom (Harlequin Historical, No 275) on + 471 more book reviews
Lord Ian de Burgh has come to court to extricate his younger brother from 'the siren' rumored to be Prince John's mistress--Lady Madeline de Courcey. Twice wed & widowed, Maddy was raised with the Plantagenets as a royal ward, & is skilled in the arts of courtly love. Upon their first encounter, Ian is surprised to find she isn't even pretty but rather holds men enthralled with her lively wit & practiced charm. Sparks fly whenever they clash, as Ian finds himself alternately lusting after her or despising her for her rumored 'loose morals'. The excitement begins when she taunts him too far...& he retailates by taking her for ransom.
Mary Elaine L. (Laney) reviewed His Lady's Ransom (Harlequin Historical, No 275) on + 911 more book reviews
Driven by honor. Ian de Burgh was a North Country warrior sworn to keep safe those entrusted to his care, including Madeline de Courcey. But the jewel-eyed vixen was skilled in courtly games of love...and Ian was determined to break the chains of desire that bound her to him.
Twice Wed-Twice Widowed---The Lady Madeline was much whispered about in the corridors of England's castles. For her flashing eyes and sparkling charm ensnared the heart of many a knight. Except for Ian de Burgh, the one man to whom she would willing surrender.
Twice Wed-Twice Widowed---The Lady Madeline was much whispered about in the corridors of England's castles. For her flashing eyes and sparkling charm ensnared the heart of many a knight. Except for Ian de Burgh, the one man to whom she would willing surrender.
The story is set in 12th Century North England. Lady Madeline was twice wed and twice widowed and in no hurry to wed again. Ian de Burgh is determined to resist his attraction. Lies and rumors keep them mistrustful of each other but love does conquer all!!!
Tammy M. (bratley1) reviewed His Lady's Ransom (Harlequin Historical, No 275) on + 273 more book reviews
good book
Audry P. (witchywoman) reviewed His Lady's Ransom (Harlequin Historical, No 275) on + 56 more book reviews
Good read for medieval enthusiasts.
