Black Falcon's Lady

By Kimberly Cates

Book Overview

An unloved English heiress...

When shy Maryssa Wylder refuses an arranged marriage, her father exiles her to his isolated holdings in Ireland, a hell he claims is populated by savages eager to slit English throats. On her journey, she is robbed by the Black Falcon, an Irish highwayman who curses all with the Wylder name. A brigand he may be, yet she can't forget the way he looks at her-his dangerous passion piercing her lonely heart.

A dispossessed Irish prince...

Tade Kilcannon has every right to hate the Wylders. Though his ancestors were Irish kings, the English have stolen his birthright, giving it to Bainbridge Wylder, a ruthless English overlord who drives the Irish crofters from their homes. Though the people of the glen think Tade Kilcannon is a rakehell, in truth, he is the Black Falcon, a masked patriot who bedevils the English. But this rogue's heart is untouched until Maryssa Wylder saves his family from marauding soldiers.

A love worth defying two worlds...

Maryssa blossoms because of Tade's tenderness, but he knows that to love the English daughter of his family's great enemy is impossible. Then disaster strikes the glen, throwing Tade's fate and the future of those he protects into Maryssa's hands. Maryssa faces a heart-wrenching choice, one which may cost her the very life of the man she loves.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1648390196
• ISBN13: 9781648390197
• Release Date: July 2020
• Publisher: Oliver-Heber Books
• Length: 480 Pages
• Weight: 0.72 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 4.4" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

The book that started it all...

This was literally the first romance novel I ever read. I've held on to it for fifteen years and still break it out almost annually for a reread. It's also the book I loaned out to all my friends to get them started on romances. This book is high in drama and romance, so if you're looking to sit down with a captivating love story, this is the one... the English landlord's daughter and the Irish highwayman, what's not to love? Romeo and Juliet have got nothing on Maryssa and Tade.