Warrior's Lady

by Madeline Baker

**The Warrior** He was everything a woman dreams of in a man--strong, virile, courageous. More at home on the battlefield than in the bedroom, he would give his heart only once and fight to the death to protect his love. **The Lady** A creature of moonlight and quicksilver, she had rescued him from unspeakable torture, then healed him body and soul. She was all he'd ever wanted in a woman--gentle, innocent, exquisitely lovely--but his enemies would do everything in their power to keep her from him. Only a passion born of desperate need could prevail against such hatred and unite two lovers against such odds.

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