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The Lord's Captive
- Narrado por: Sienna Frances
- Inglés
- Duración: 7 horas y 11 mins
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Resumen del editor
He captured her for revenge. She stole his heart in return.
The Lord Sir Bryce Waryn has dreamed for years about the day when he will finally liberate his home from the Scots who killed his parents and stole his brother's birthright. Now that day is finally upon him, only his brother has abdicated the title of lord of Bristol Manor to him. Bryce should be celebrating, but something unexpected stands in his way - the sister of the Scot who held Bristol.
In the chaos of the raid, Lady Catrina Kerr was injured and left behind. Bryce takes her captive, hoping to exact an even more satisfying revenge on his enemy, except the fiery beauty is far more compelling than he would like....
The Captive
Raised by three elder brothers, Lady Catrina Kerr knows a thing or two about stubborn men. But Bryce is more strong-willed than all of her brothers combined. He's also maddeningly handsome, brave, and kind - but no matter how compelling her captor, she's intent on escaping him. Only then will she be able to protect her brothers.
But as Bryce's plan escalates and her feelings for him intensify, she finds herself facing an unthinkable choice between her family and the man who has captured her heart.
The Lord's Captive is the second book in a historical romance series set in 13th century Northumbria along the Anglo-Scottish border. If you like strong female heroines, alpha-male heroes, and sizzling romance, you'll love the second installment of the Border Series.
The Lord's Captive can be listened to as a stand-alone novel.