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Shades of Winter

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Spolit and independent Lady Gevenieve de Macy is determined to marry where she pleases. Tempted by a dishonored outcast into an illict passion that almost consumes her. Lady Jenny is forced to marry another kind of man, Sir Hugh.

A battle of the sexes. Lady Jenny is forced to face her secret most fears and learn that love conquers all and will sustain you through the most difficult of times. Set during the reign of King Herny III's most difficult political troubles, Lady Jenny must learn that sometimes politics are best left to the men.

Set in the Age of Chivalry, when England was at war with France and subservient to the Court of Rome, when freelance knights offered their arms to the highest bidder, Shades of Winter is an unforgettable triumph of passion, witchcraft, and supreme valor, a story in which to lose yourself completely.

This is one book that you can read several times and not be bored. Ms. Coppula brings to life the feel of England and France is the mid 13 century. Truly a must have of a complete library of a historical romance reader.

This book is a wonderful continuation of the story begun in Winterbourne. There are just a shade too many historical details for me, but it was still great. And it's a bit different from the typical romance. But not so different that it's not enjoyable. I thought it was well worth paying a bit more to get it, although it is out of print.

The seller gave accurate information on the shape the book was in. Reasonable price, fast delivery. Was the only place I could find it, used or new.