The Maiden Bride

Widowed, Lady Eleanor arrives at the castle of the husband she never met, ruthless warlord Nicholas Bayard. As she explores, a huge shadow overtakes her in the darkness of the tower: an intruder who commands her to leave his castle. Eleanor informs him that she is the wife of the late Lord Nicholas. Shocked to realize that the bride he'd thought had died in the Plague is not only alive, but beautiful and bold, Nicholas hides his identity. But Eleanor is a temptation he cannot resist, and when she learns his true identity, she shows him that love is the greatest miracle of all.

Tropes & themes

Regency

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Frequently asked questions

Who wrote The Maiden Bride?

The Maiden Bride was written by Linda Needham. It was first published in 2000.

What kind of book is The Maiden Bride?

The Maiden Bride is a regency historical romance, drawing on Regency.

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