Norwyck's Lady
by Margo Maguire

Women could not be trusted. Bartholomew, Earl of Norwyck, had well learned that bitter lesson from his traitorous first wife. What, then, should he make of "the Lady Marguerite," a mysterious beauty who claimed ignorance of her true identity? Was she an enemy sent to destroy him — or an angel come to heal his wounded soul?

Bartholomew had saved her from a shipwreck, only to dash her upon the rocky shores of his darkest suspicions. But if Marguerite were truly one of his blood-sworn enemies, how then to explain the desire that pulsed between them — threatening to engulf them in a heat as fierce as any flame?

Other Books by Margo Maguire

The Bride Hunt

Not Quite a Lady

The Virtuous Knight

Scoundrel's Daughter

His Lady Fair
Historicals

Celtic Bride
Historicals

Margo Maguire's Bio

Margo Maguire lives in the Detroit area with her husband and three teenagers. She's worked as a critical care nurse for years, but recently turned to writing fiction full time. After returning to college to earn a degree in history, Margo came to realize that a good bit of history was stranger than fiction. She decided to put the two together, the results of which are the four Medieval novels she has published with Harlequin. Her fifth will be a May ?02 release, BRIDE OF THE ISLE, and the sixth comes out in December. It?s called NORWYCK?S LADY.