Bride to a Brigand

By Barbara Cartland

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Behind closed doors

Zokala, 1850. Princess Ileana of Zokala was proud, headstrong, and fiercely devoted to her people. Beseiged by suitors at court, Princess Ileana vows never to marry. Yet the Statesmen decreed that she could never rule until she found a husband. Many had courted her for her power and her passionate beauty, but she scorned them all--until she met her match in an arrogant outlaw, the General Vladilas, who held her to a shocking bargain!

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