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    Emerald Knight
    Emerald Knight
    Emerald Knight
    Audiobook12 hours

    Emerald Knight

    Written by Michelle M. Pillow

    Narrated by Lesley Parkin

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    About this audiobook

    For some, love comes swiftly at first glance, for the stubborn it can take a lifetime...

    Since birth Lady Ginevra has been betrothed to Lord Wolfram, second son to the Count of Whetshire. There was never any question as to whom she would marry or who she would be. Life has been mapped out for her, and she's going to live happily ever after as a Countess. However, there is one complication to her plans. Her rogue of a future husband isn't taking to their arranged marriage with open arms. In fact, Wolf seems to enjoy finding reasons to put the nuptials off.


    Historical Medieval Romance from NY Times & USA Today Bestselling Author Michelle M. Pillow.


    Reader Note: This book spans decades and deals with marital issues arising from an arranged marriage between two (practically) strangers that may be sensitive to some readers. 


    Praise For Emerald Knight

    5 HEARTS! "Ms. Pillow succeeded in bringing her words to life. This book breathes, screams, and compels you to finish it. This is a spectacular Epic story about love growing in spite of everything ­a love separated by duty, age, time and the very natures of Wolfe and Gin. This story captures your attention until you can no longer remember that Gin and Wolfe are characters instead of living souls. Awesome, do not miss!" Sara Sawyer, The Romance Studio

    "Pillow puts a lot of action in a small amount of space, but the ultimate result is a wonderful blend of conflict and love." Faith V. Smith, RT BOOKreviews

    4 1/2 Stars! "a beautifully crafted story" Candy, Ecataromance

    "An entertaining read. Once again, Ms. Pillow doesn't disappoint." Romance Junkies

    "a truly exciting, flourishing and romantic historical." Valerie, Love Romances

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Raven Books LLC
    Release dateFeb 18, 2014
    ISBN9781987198256
    Emerald Knight
    Author

    Michelle M. Pillow

    Michelle M. Pillow, New York Times (#8) & USA Today Bestselling Romance Author www.MichellePillow.com Bestselling dragon-shifter/cat-shifter romance series: Dragon Lords, Lords of the Var  Michelle M. Pillow is a prolific NY Times & USA TODAY bestselling author with over a million books sold. Though she writes in many genres, she is best known for romance and mystery. Her rich world building creates portals for the imagination. She is a winner of the RT Reviewers' Choice Award. Fan favorites include the Qurilixen World (a multi-series collection) and Warlocks MacGregor series. She loves to interact with readers. Visit her at MichellePillow.com. Come say hello! She loves talking with readers on social media! ** ON THE WEB ** Author Website: www.MichellePillow.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorMichellePillow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@michellempillow Twitter: @MichellePillow Mailing List: https://michellepillow.com/newslettersignup/

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    • 4/5
      The female protagonistis daft and stupid. The narrator is excellent.