Product Description

Baron Guy of Montague came to Lonsdale Castle prepared to fight for what was rightfully his...only to find a woman who made him all but forget his purpose. With her angel's face and womanly curves, Lady Claudia Chiavari was enough to tempt a saint to sin. And when she returned his kisses with innocent fire, Guy knew that he was bewitched.

But in a matter of hours, everything changed, as he found himself betrayed, betrothed, and imprisoned, with only Claudia to blame...

Five lonely years of exile under her uncle's tyrannical rule had taught Italian-born Claudia Chiavari to distrust all Englishmen--until Guy swept into her life. Now, determined to prove to the handsome knight that she had no part in her uncle's schemes, she will risk her life to help him escape. But when she rides with Guy to  his magnificent fortress, she will discover a terrible truth: that she herself is a prisoner...and at the mercy of a man whose tumultuous passion could cost her her heart.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #674247 in Books
• Published on: 1996-09-01
• Released on: 1996-09-01
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 6.88" h x .75" w x 4.25" l, .47 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 352 pages

From Amazon.com
Guy of Montague steps off the pages of Elizabeth Elliot's The Warlord and into his own book, Betrothed. Guy arrives at Lonesdale Castle to claim what is rightfully his. He meets Italian-born Lady Claudia Chiavari and sparks fly. But lies and subterfuge are the couple's enemies, and they must fight to keep their love alive. Great characters make this a page-turner and so does the visit of Kenric from The Warlord.

Ingram
The sequel to The Warlord recounts the medieval romance between Baron Guy of Montague and Lady Claudia Chiavari, whose uncle forces Montague into an engagement with his beautiful but recalcitrant niece.

From the Publisher

"An exciting find for romance readers everywhere."
--New York Times bestselling author Amanda Quick

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--Nationally bestselling author Teresa Medeiros