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Carol Townend
Carol Townend writes medieval historical romances set in England and Europe - romantic historicals and a couple of darker sagas. Born in Yorkshire, she went to a convent school in Whitby and studied history at Royal Holloway College, London. Her first novel, Sapphire in the Snow, won the RNA New... show more

Carol Townend writes medieval historical romances set in England and Europe - romantic historicals and a couple of darker sagas. Born in Yorkshire, she went to a convent school in Whitby and studied history at Royal Holloway College, London. Her first novel, Sapphire in the Snow, won the RNA New Writers' Award and Betrothed to the Barbarian, the last book in her eleventh century Byzantine trilogy, was short-listed for the 2013 RoNA Rose Award. Recently, Unveiling Lady Clare has been shortlisted for the 2015 RoNA Rose Award.Please visit her blogsite: http://caroltownend.co.ukCarol's non-fiction writing includes dozens of articles for Writing Magazine and Writers' News, and a portrait of the Romanovs which introduces family portraits from the Imperial albums. Carol lives in London with her husband and daughter.Photograph copyright Mills & Boon
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Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 7 years ago
How did he think she'd feel when he made her run from her father's funeral to a castle where his mistress was the de facto head of the household? Really, it wasn't fair of her to be upset at this all? It would have been a four star book if the hero wasn't completely clueless.
Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 9 years ago
Medieval Romance with two people who really needed to talk. But fall in love anyway.
Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 9 years ago
quite enjoyable, closer to a 3.5 but not quite a 4 star book, entertaining read with interesting characters who sometimes ring too modern for medieval characters.Entertaining, look forward to more in this series.
Carpe Librum
Carpe Librum rated it 14 years ago
4 1/2 stars. Great sense of time and setting in a medieval romance, obviously well researched. Enjoyable characters, primary and secondary.
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