The Champions of St. Euphemia Boxed Set

by Claire Delacroix

Overview

The Champions of St. Euphemia Boxed Set includes all five medieval romances in this thrilling series by Claire Delacroix. You'll join the quest to deliver the treasure from Jerusalem to Paris in The Crusader's Bride. Gaston makes a marriage of convenience with Ysmaine, knowing he needs a son, but soon realizes how little he knows about his new wife. Does he dare to trust her? Can Ysmaine win the heart of her new husband?

Follow Wulfe in The Crusader's Heart, after he encounters the courtesan Christina who refuses to be left behind in Venice. Maybe this alluring woman is exactly what the orphaned knight needs to reawaken his heart and convince him to solve the riddles of his past—can he build a future with Christina?

Ride north to England with Bartholomew in The Crusader's Kiss, in his own quest to reclaim his stolen legacy and avenge his parents: little does he expect to find a woman leading a band of thieves in the forest, much less to pretend she is his wife to undermine the villain.

Continue to Scotland with Fergus in The Crusader's Vow as he returns home after his military service only to find his betrothed has wed another man. A marriage of convenience with his friend Leila seems a fitting compromise, but Leila will not be satisfied until she claims Fergus's heart for her own.

The treasure finds its final sanctuary in Radegunde and Duncan's tale, The Crusader's Handfast, a May-December romance between Ysmaine's maid and Fergus' man-at-arms, a warrior who believes love has left him behind. Radegunde holds the secrets of her lady, but also proves to have the power to steal Duncan's heart.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161548325
Publisher:	Deborah A. Cooke
Publication date:	12/11/2018
Series:	Champions of St. Euphemia Series
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	273,323
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Bestselling and award-winning author Claire Delacroix has published over seventy novels and novellas. Her first book, Romance of the Rose was published in 1993. She is USA Today and nationally bestselling, and her medieval romance, The Beauty, was her first book to land on the New York Times List of Bestselling Books.

Claire Delacroix is a pseudonym used by Deborah Cooke for her historical and fantasy romances. Deborah also publishes contemporary and paranormal romances as Deborah Cooke and has written as Claire Cross.

Deborah was the writer-in-residence at the Toronto Public Library in 2009, the first time TPL hosted a residency focused on the romance genre, and she was honored to receive the Romance Writers of America PRO Mentor of the Year Award in 2012. She’s also on the RWA Honor Roll.

She lives in Canada with her family and is an avid knitter.