The untamed bride
The first book in a brand-new series, The Black Cobra Quartet, from New York Times and USA Today bestselling romance author Stephanie Laurens, The Untamed Bride is the story of a bold, beautiful woman with a scandalous past and a battle-hardened, sinfully wealthy, completely unstoppable man who must join forces to fight a deadly foe known only as the Black Cobra—and who must also confront the dangers of the heart . . .
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More by Stephanie Laurens
- Devil's Bride (1998)
- Hero, Come Back:(Governess Brides#6.5/Danvers Family #4.5/ Cynster #9.5) (2005)
- Captain Jack's Woman / A Gentleman's Honor (2006)
- The edge of desire (2010)
- A fine passion (2005)
- Mastered by Love (2009)
- → Stephanie Laurens books in order (full reading guide)
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Frequently asked questions
Who wrote The untamed bride?
The untamed bride was written by Stephanie Laurens. It was first published in 2009.
What kind of book is The untamed bride?
The untamed bride is a regency historical romance, drawing on Regency.
Where can I read The untamed bride?
The untamed bride is widely available in ebook and print — check your local library, Kindle Unlimited, or your preferred retailer.
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