
Master of Pleasure
Published in 2005, Master of Pleasure is a historical romance and historical fiction book by Jessica Trapp. The story is set in England and France, in 1470–1477. Characters include King Henry, Lancastrian and King Edward.
Open Library readers give it an average of 4.1 out of 5 from 9 ratings, and 32 more have it on their want-to-read list.
About Master of Pleasure
A BRIDE'S BETRAYAL By order of the king, Lady Meiriona, 15, is to be given to a bastard warlord in marriage. Rather than see his daughter and his lands in the hands of a Yorkist, Meiriona's father ambushes Godric Montgomery when he comes to claim her-but only after a kiss she'll never forget.... A BASTARD'S REVENGE Sold into slavery in the East, Godric becomes the plaything of an Arab princess. And when she gives birth to his daughter, he is given the child and set free. Seven years of Godric's life have been stolen-and nothing will stop him from exacting his vengeance upon the woman who betrayed him... A SLAVE TO DESIRE Over the years, Meiriona's dreams have been haunted by Godric's passionate touch. On the day she becomes the wife of another man, he returns to ruthlessly take what is his. Though Meiriona vows to resist her captor, a traitorous hunger for him consumes her, while the slightest surrender of her body inflames Godric's soul, setting a battle-scarred warrior against a new foe-his own heart...
Quick answers
Who wrote Master of Pleasure?
Master of Pleasure was written by Jessica Trapp and first published in 2005.
What genre is Master of Pleasure?
It is usually shelved as Historical Romance and Historical Fiction.
What books are similar to Master of Pleasure?
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