Of One Heart

By Cynthia Wright

Book Overview

From a New York Times Bestselling author. Celebrating its original publication of its release, this commemorative edition includes the Rakes and Rebels family tree, and a special foreword by the author.

A Bold Masquerade

When Andrew Weston, the reckless Marquess of Sandhurst, is forced by King Henry VIII into an arranged marriage with a young French widow, he conceives a bold masquerade to outwit the king. Disguised as a humble portrait painter, Andrew travels to the French court of Fran?ois Ist to have a look at his would-be bride.

Betrayed by her dead husband, Micheline Tevoul?re has given up on love...and so she reluctantly agrees to wed an unseen English nobleman. Yet, when she sits for a portrait by a dashing artist with tender eyes, her heart begins to thaw.

As passion blooms, Andrew refuses to reveal his true identity unless Micheline renounces her betrothal to the wealthy and powerful Marquess of Sandhurst... even though he is his own rival!

In this novel of irresistible passion, New York Times bestselling author Cynthia Wright illuminates the world of Tudor England and France.

Author's Note: Andrew & Micheline return in QUEST OF THE HIGHLANDER!

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1648393535
• ISBN13: 9781648393532
• Release Date: December 2022
• Publisher: Oliver-Heber Books
• Length: 456 Pages
• Weight: 0.68 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.4" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

The book that hooked me on romances!

I would just like to say that I loved this book. Especially the part where Lord Sandhurst was disguised as a painter. I remember staying up all night to finish reading it.

Charming and Fun Medieval Romance

Sweet, shy French damsel Micheline never expected to be courted by a splendid English lord like the Earl of Sandhurst. But in 1500's England the king's decree to marry was a command that could not be disobeyed. So Sandhurst boldly decided to sneak into France disguised as a humble portrait painter to see if his unseen bride was worthy of his love. The result was sweet, funny, touching and romantic . . . the perfect medieval read.