| Author: | Isolde Martyn | ISBN: | 9781760301941 |
| Publisher: | Pan Macmillan Australia | Publication: | April 28, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Momentum | Language: | English |
| Author: | Isolde Martyn |
| ISBN: | 9781760301941 |
| Publisher: | Pan Macmillan Australia |
| Publication: | April 28, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Momentum |
| Language: | English |
He was meant to be her saviour. Instead Johanna finds herself snared in a web of deceit with a handsome, mysterious stranger.
Lady Johanna FitzHenry is desperate. Trapped in a violent marriage, when the opportunity comes to travel home to farewell her dying father, she seizes it, determined not to return. Even if that means throwing herself from the turrets. But her mother has another plan for her: if a stranger can be found who is willing to swear before a court that Johanna was secretly wed to him before her match to the abusive Fulk, she will be set free.
Geraint, fleeing bounty hunters after the Battle of Boroughbridge, as well as many demons of his own, is made an offer he can't refuse. Pose as Johanna's long-lost love or he and his badly wounded companion will be handed over to the king and hanged as traitors. He is not a free man, however much he might be intrigued by the hellcat he finds himself bound to.
Johanna has nothing but contempt for this mercenary husband of hers. Yet, as they are forced together again and again, she finds herself falling for the promise of a life that could have been hers. Falling for the man who is opening her eyes to a world where fear doesn't follow her every footstep.
Inspired by a medieval court case, the award winning The Knight and the Rose weaves fact and fiction into a vibrant tapestry of love, political intrigue and outrageous deception.
Perfect for fans of Philippa Gregory, Diana Gabaldon and Alison Weir.
"A lovely medieval, rich as a stained-glass window" – Jo Beverley, New York Times bestselling author.
Winner of the Romance Writers of Australia Romantic Book of the Year Award 2001
He was meant to be her saviour. Instead Johanna finds herself snared in a web of deceit with a handsome, mysterious stranger.
Lady Johanna FitzHenry is desperate. Trapped in a violent marriage, when the opportunity comes to travel home to farewell her dying father, she seizes it, determined not to return. Even if that means throwing herself from the turrets. But her mother has another plan for her: if a stranger can be found who is willing to swear before a court that Johanna was secretly wed to him before her match to the abusive Fulk, she will be set free.
Geraint, fleeing bounty hunters after the Battle of Boroughbridge, as well as many demons of his own, is made an offer he can't refuse. Pose as Johanna's long-lost love or he and his badly wounded companion will be handed over to the king and hanged as traitors. He is not a free man, however much he might be intrigued by the hellcat he finds himself bound to.
Johanna has nothing but contempt for this mercenary husband of hers. Yet, as they are forced together again and again, she finds herself falling for the promise of a life that could have been hers. Falling for the man who is opening her eyes to a world where fear doesn't follow her every footstep.
Inspired by a medieval court case, the award winning The Knight and the Rose weaves fact and fiction into a vibrant tapestry of love, political intrigue and outrageous deception.
Perfect for fans of Philippa Gregory, Diana Gabaldon and Alison Weir.
"A lovely medieval, rich as a stained-glass window" – Jo Beverley, New York Times bestselling author.
Winner of the Romance Writers of Australia Romantic Book of the Year Award 2001
