Wonderful (Medieval Trilogy/The Border Brides #1)

Jill Barnett

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3.78 · Steam/Spice level: 3 of 5
Open door [?] · 37 ratings · 350 pages · Published: 01 Jan 1997
Wonderful by Jill Barnett
Jill Barnett claims she got the idea for her 13th-century romance, Wonderful, from a beer commercial, from which she learned that ale-making was one of the few occupations open to medieval women. Lady Clio is a headstrong, independent-minded young woman who would like nothing more than to rediscover the long-lost recipe for "heather ale," which was created by the Picts. Although lovely, Clio has long given up on marriage because her betrothed abandoned her to a convent six years before. When Merrick de Beaucort suddenly arrives to claim his bride, he finds that wooing the beautiful Lady Clio is as difficult and arduous as any battle he has faced. Beneath Clio's placid countenance and seemingly docile demeanor lies a lively and adventurous woman with a lot of ideas that Merrick must accept if he is ever to win her love.
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    The 'Medieval Trilogy/The Border Brides' series

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    virgin heroine · medieval · historical · from hate to love · humor · marriage of convenience · dual-pov · cold hero · open-door · fighters · slow burn · strong heroine · forced proximity · third-person-pov · alpha male · fantasy · wales · independent heroine · arranged marriage · length-medium
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