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Sultana

Name: Sultana
Brand: Alhambra Press
SKU: 03210267
Price: 6092 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Lisa J Yarde
ISBN: 9781939138156

The Bride Price: A Novel of Moorish Spain

Lisa J Yarde

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 03210267

Publishers Alhambra Press, July 2014

Book #4 of the Sultana series. In fourteenth-century Moorish Spain, a marriage of convenience for th... Full description

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Book #4 of the Sultana series. In fourteenth-century Moorish Spain, a marriage of convenience for the sake of peace leads to disaster in the medieval kingdom of Granada. The young queen Jazirah, caught up in a dynastic struggle between warring brothers, fights for her survival. Wed to a husband who looks at her with more suspicion than lust in his eyes, she must escape reminders of a brutal past in a quest to find forgiveness, hope, and love. Her husband Muhammad faces greater peril than union with a wife he cannot trust. Surrounded by enemies within his family who seek the throne and undermined by ministers who would alter the course of his country's future, he intends to rule the land of his ancestors alone. How can he endure against his most bitter opponents, not least among them, the woman whom he has chosen for a bride?