Pagan's Prize

Captive Brides (#3)

The bold Viking warrior Rurik traveled alone on a mission of conquest. But along the way a golden-haired captive inflamed him with longing. He took up his sword to defend her--then swore to claim her for his own.

A beautiful Russian princess betrayed by treachery, Zora spurned the powerful man who held her prisoner--and vowed never to yield. He had been sent as a spy to pave the way for her people's surrender. But his furious hunger for her heated touch--and her aching need for his burning caress--led to a fiery passion that was a greater prize than any kingdom.

Captive Brides:

Twin Passions (Captive Brides #1)

Captive Rose (Captive Brides #2)

The Pagan's Prize (Captive Brides #3)

Tropes & themes

Medieval Alpha Hero

More by Miriam Minger

• Hint of Rapture (1990)
• Stolen Splendor (1989)
• Captive rose (1991)

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Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Pagan's Prize?

Pagan's Prize was written by Miriam Minger. It was first published in 1993.

What kind of book is Pagan's Prize?

Pagan's Prize is a medieval historical romance, drawing on Medieval, Alpha Hero.

Where can I read Pagan's Prize?

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