Lady and the Wolf

Lady Katherine rode through a fierce storm to her dreaded destiny: a wedding with the cold-hearted Stephen Bartingham. She had promised her dying brother she'd flee to a convent instead, but her father's will prevailed. She went unwilling, determined to remain chaste ...

Taking shelter at a roadside inn, Katherine felt the first stirrings of a traitorous desire as a coarse, rugged stranger swept her into a wanton embrace. But shame engulfed he as she realized that the man she thought a peasant was, in fact, her betrothed ...

And that the demands of her own passion threatened to rule above all.

Tropes & themes

Medieval

More by Julie Beard

• Falcon and the Sword (1997)
• Very Truly Yours (2001)

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Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Lady and the Wolf?

Lady and the Wolf was written by Julie Beard. It was first published in 1994.

What kind of book is Lady and the Wolf?

Lady and the Wolf is a medieval historical romance, drawing on Medieval.

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