Unicorn Bride: A Medieval Romance

Unicorn Bride: A Medieval Romance

by Claire Delacroix
Unicorn Bride: A Medieval Romance

Unicorn Bride: A Medieval Romance

by Claire Delacroix

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Overview

For generations, legend had stalked the battlements of the fortress Montsalvat. And now Alienor de Perpignan found herself promised in marriage to the man at the heart of the oft-whispered tales: Dagobert, Count de Pereille. A near-mythic being rumored to be a beast by day – and more than a man by night.

That Alienor was his true-destined bride, Dagobert de Pereille had no doubt. Indeed, with her exotic beauty and blade-bright spirit, she could be none other. But could he who bore the mark – and the curse – of ancient kings ever trust her enough to open his heart?

Product Details

BN ID: 2940161512999
Publisher: Deborah A. Cooke
Publication date: 08/20/2019
Series: The Unicorn Trilogy , #1
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 229,588
File size: 665 KB

About the Author

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.
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