Hellion
by Bertrice Small
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SHE WAS CALLED BELLE FROM HELL. . . . As fierce and indomitable as any man, Isabelle of Langston rules the family lands with an iron hand after her father's death. But the brazen beauty meets her match in Hugh Fauconier, bold knight and rightful Saxon heir to Langston Keep. By the King's hand, he is made her husband. Hugh's virile prowess reveals to Belle the delicious pleasures of the flesh, as their turbulent days of verbal sparring melt into nights of erotic abandon. But a treacherous show more plot enslaves Hugh to the evil Vivienne d'Bretagne, a sorceress whose sexual magic is as powerful as it is dark. Discovering the castle lair where her husband is enchanted, Belle is caught, and rendered helpless by the twisted passion of Vivienne's brother, Guy. But not even her captor's devious ecstasy can destroy her will to free her beloved Hugh. . . . show lessTags
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There is just something about a book written by Bertrice Small. There is always a fiercely strong heroine. This is no exception. No matter what life throws at Isabelle, she stands fiercely proud and stubborn. There is nothing keeping this strong woman down. She fights for what she loves: her home, her family and the man that she loves. Fierce heroines like this one are my favorites, no wimpy girls can cut it. Overall, I loved this book and I will be reading more as this is my all time favorite author.
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Bertrice Small was born on December 9, 1937 in Manhattan, New York. Primarily known as a historical romance author, she also wrote erotica and fantasy romance. Her first novel, The Kadin, was published in 1978. She wrote more than 50 romance novels during her lifetime including The Love Slave; Love, Remember Me; Hellion; Darling Jasmine; Betrayed; show more Bedazzled; A Memory of Love; and Lucianna. She died on February 24, 2015 at the age of 77. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
Common Knowledge
- People/Characters
- Isabelle of Langston; Hugh Fauconier
- Important places
- England, UK
- Dedication
- For my best friend on the East End, Andrea Aurichio What would I do without you, babe.
- First words
- King William Rufus held his Easter court at Winchester at Pentecost he was in Westminster.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Amen indeed rejoined Isabelle of Langston, who always had the last word.
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- Languages
- Czech, Dutch, English
- Media
- Paper, Audiobook, Ebook
- ISBNs
- 10
- ASINs
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