Love in the Roses (Love Through the Ages Book 1) by TL Clark



Isabel has never met her husband…
Their parents have arranged the marriage. But, when Isabel discovers who her intended is, it becomes apparent that he’s on the wrong side of the Wars of the Roses.
As a knight with honour, surely her father would not sacrifice their family to the House of Lancaster. Yet, to her horror, he insists upon the union with Sir William.
15th century England is perilous – betrayal and ruin are only ever a heartbeat away. And death hides behind every door. Can Isabel survive and be a good wife, even when she’s married to the enemy?
Adventure through Medieval England in this intriguing story of love battling against all odds.
This is a stand-alone historical romance which contains an abundance of marital bedchamber antics.
The fictitious tale of a knight’s daughter, living life as it very well may have been.

~ AMAZON ~





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TL Clark is a best-selling, award-winning, British author who stumbles through life as if it were a gauntlet of catastrophes.
Rather than playing the victim, she uses these unfortunate events to fuel her passion for writing, for reaching out to help others.
She writes about different kinds of love in the hope that she‘ll uncover its mysteries.
Her loving husband (and very spoiled cat) have proven to her that true love really does exist.
Writing has shown her that coffee may well be the source of life.

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