Defy Not the Heart
By Johanna Lindsey
- Release Date: 2011-07-12
- Genre: Historical Romance
Description
The first book in the Shefford series from #1 New York Times bestselling author of historical romance, Johanna Lindsey.
Reina seethes with rage over her fate: taken captive by the knight Ranulf -- a golden giant of a man -- who has pledged to deliver her to the nuptial bed of the despised Lord Rothwell. She will never accept such bondage -- and Reina offers herself to her kidnapped instead, offering to make Ranulf a great lord...if he agrees to wed her.
But the brave knight desires much more than a marriage of convenience from this proud, headstrong lady who treats him with scorn yet makes his blood run hotter than liquid fire. She must come to him of her own free will -- or Ranulf will take her. For the passion that consumes them both cannot long be denied -- even though gravest peril surely awaits them on the heart's trail to a destines and turbulent love.
Reviews
Defy not the heart.
5By Amjoffre88Great reading!!!!Defy not the heart
5By ddhicksLove this book it kept me entertained from the very first chapter to the last chapter. I couldn’t put it down! The conflicts between the main caricatures where so cute l loved it.Defy not the heart
5By mcsvatbaA must read series, knights and castles and lady’s and lords Johanna Lindsey has written another must read book , I absolutely loved this this series!Buy this one. Really!
5By Sally, That Girl!It's classics 1990's Lindsey. You will guiltily enjoy reading!! Wish her older stuff was available.Defy Not The Heart
5By PunyIAmI have never read a book over and over again as I have this one. Reina is definitely a little General, strong, bold, intelligent, and witty! I was enthralled from beginning to end. I loved, loved, loved, this one!Love it!
5By DancingFrownThis might be favorite JL book. The characters are interesting and the story is good and quite funny at times. I liked it most because unlike other similar books there is no secret plot or overarching mystery driving it, which I admit might turn some readers off, but I liked that it concentrated more on these two wonderful characters and the very believable way the find love.
