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    Unicorn Bride: The Unicorn Trilogy, #1

    By Claire Delacroix

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    For generations, legend had stalked the battlements of the fortress Montsalvat. And now Alienor de Perpignan found herself promised in marriage to the man at the heart of the oft-whispered tales: Dagobert, Count de Pereille. A near-mythic being rumored to be a beast by day – and more than a man by night.

    That Alienor was his true-destined bride, Dagobert de Pereille had no doubt. Indeed, with her exotic beauty and blade-bright spirit, she could be none other. But could he who bore the mark – and the curse – of ancient kings ever trust her enough to open his heart?

    "Another delicious Delacroix delight!"—Affaire de Coeur

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDeborah A. Cooke
    Release dateAug 20, 2019
    ISBN9781989367353
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