| Title | : | The Vow |
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| ISBN | : | 0061081876 |
| ISBN-10 | : | 9780061081873 |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 449 |
| Publication | : | First published January 1, 1994 |
When Sir Eric Stavelot was asked to escort Lady Margot out of danger, he performed with the utmost reluctance. On the battlefield his prowess was legendary, but in the gentler arts he felt sadly lacking. Yet Eric had never met a lady as determined as Lady Margot...
A LADY FAIR
Lady Margot Le Brun had loved Eric since she was a child. His mission might be to elude the foes that threatened them, but Margot wasn't about to let Eric elude HER. It would take all her wiles to persuade this stubborn man that she was his perfect match...
The Vow Reviews
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Brilliant. If you want to be woven into the middle ages, this book will make you feel as you're truly living in that era, albeit without the gory details of war.
All of Mary's (aka Susan Paul Spencer) books are keepers. -
Mary Spencer writes a wonderful story with two remarkable characters. Margot has a horrible stutter but doesn't let that limit herself. Ever since she was a young girl, she has loved Eric who was kind to her when others were mean to her because of her stutter. Now he comes back into her life to protect her from a foul villian who wants to marry her for unscrupulous reasons.
Their loves grows as they journey from her home into the safety of his. There are also many wonderful secondary characters such as Eric's brothers and Margot's best friend.
There is also enough passion but doesn't go too far for those who are squemish with steamy love scenes. Overall a sweet story. Margot is a gem and Eric a true hero.
If you like stories set during the Middle Ages with intrigue, passion and unduring love, check out The Vow.
