The Wolf and the Dove
The Wolf and the DoveKathleen E. Woodiwiss
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The Wolf and the Dove (1974)

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss

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The Searing, Turbulent Romance of a Beautiful High-born Saxon Maiden and the Bold Foreign Invader who Came to Conquer Her! As hordes of Norman invaders sweep Saxonv in 1066, the lovely 18 year old Aislinn of Darkenwald is torn between loyalty to her own Saxon people and her tempestuous romance with 33 year old Wulfgar -- the Iron Wolf of Normandy. Can her consuming passion for him wipe out the memory of her father's murder -- her mother's shame -- her own savage violation --all at the hands of Wulfgar's conquering forces?

ISBN:
9780380007783
Length:
508 pages

Genres: romance

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