Wolf and the Dove
A Medieval Historical Romance of Conquest and Passion
What's it about
Can a captive's fiery spirit conquer the heart of her conqueror? Dive into a sweeping medieval saga where Aislinn of Darkenwald, a proud Saxon noblewoman, is taken prisoner by Wulfgar, the Norman warrior who seized her home. Discover if hate can truly turn to passion. You'll explore the raw, turbulent world of 11th-century England, a land torn by conquest. Witness the clash of wills between a defiant lady and a powerful lord, and learn how their initial animosity sparks an undeniable, dangerous attraction that could either unite their warring peoples or destroy them both.
Meet the author
Kathleen E. Woodiwiss is widely celebrated as the pioneering author of the modern historical romance genre, with her debut novel selling over two million copies. Frustrated by the chaste heroines of her time, she created a bold new template for romance by writing the passionate, sweeping epics she herself wanted to read. This revolutionary approach, born from a desire for more realistic and fiery love stories, established her as a legend whose influence is still felt by readers and writers today.
What's it about
Can a captive's fiery spirit conquer the heart of her conqueror? Dive into a sweeping medieval saga where Aislinn of Darkenwald, a proud Saxon noblewoman, is taken prisoner by Wulfgar, the Norman warrior who seized her home. Discover if hate can truly turn to passion. You'll explore the raw, turbulent world of 11th-century England, a land torn by conquest. Witness the clash of wills between a defiant lady and a powerful lord, and learn how their initial animosity sparks an undeniable, dangerous attraction that could either unite their warring peoples or destroy them both.
Meet the author
Kathleen E. Woodiwiss is widely celebrated as the pioneering author of the modern historical romance genre, with her debut novel selling over two million copies. Frustrated by the chaste heroines of her time, she created a bold new template for romance by writing the passionate, sweeping epics she herself wanted to read. This revolutionary approach, born from a desire for more realistic and fiery love stories, established her as a legend whose influence is still felt by readers and writers today.
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