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* Author: [[Carol Townend]] | * Author: [[Carol Townend]] | ||
* Publisher: [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]] | * Publisher: [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]] | ||
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| + | Bullied out of her French convent to accompany her cousin, Lady Anne de Vidames, to her wedding in England to Aiden, Thegn of Linsdey, Beatrice is at first bemused, and then torn, by this twist in her fate. Anne's escort, Baron Philip de Brionne, has no love for the Saxons, despite the edicts of William the Conqueror, and he precipitates a massacre! Rescuing Edmund, Aiden's half-brother and newly Thegn on Aiden's death, Beatrice uses her nursing skills to good effect. Except that when Edmund recovers enough to go into hiding, he takes Beatrice along too! | ||
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This novel won the RNA New Writers' Award. | This novel won the RNA New Writers' Award. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:02, 22 March 2008
- Author: Carol Townend
- Publisher: Mills & Boon
- Year: 1989
- ISBN: 0 263 76667 5
- Setting: England, 1066
- Amazon Listing: Sapphire In The Snow
Book Description
Bullied out of her French convent to accompany her cousin, Lady Anne de Vidames, to her wedding in England to Aiden, Thegn of Linsdey, Beatrice is at first bemused, and then torn, by this twist in her fate. Anne's escort, Baron Philip de Brionne, has no love for the Saxons, despite the edicts of William the Conqueror, and he precipitates a massacre! Rescuing Edmund, Aiden's half-brother and newly Thegn on Aiden's death, Beatrice uses her nursing skills to good effect. Except that when Edmund recovers enough to go into hiding, he takes Beatrice along too!
Awards/Honors
This novel won the RNA New Writers' Award.
