Bride for a Knight

by Margaret Moore

**The promise of the bedchamber...** After glimpsing a softer side to the stern Sir Roland of Dunborough, Mavis of DeLac is filled with hope for their arranged marriage. So when the wedding night explodes with an exquisite passion, she dares to dream that their newfound bliss will last forever. But the following morning, convinced he could never make this beautiful woman truly happy, Roland becomes cold and aloof once again. And as the newlyweds journey across England to protect Roland's birthright, it's up to 19 year old Mavis to prove him wrong—and unlock the compassion this noble knight has buried deep inside.

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