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Language
  
English

Pages
  
384 pp (US paperback)

Originally published
  
2002

Publisher
  
Dorchester Publishing

OCLC
  
50512788

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Publication date
  
2002

ISBN
  
0-8439-5048-X

Author
  
Christine Feehan

Country
  
United States of America

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Media type
  
Print (Hardback & Paperback)

LC Class
  
CPB Box no. 1987 vol. 16

Genres
  
Romance novel, Paranormal, Fantasy literature

Similar
  
Christine Feehan books, Fantasy books

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Lair of the Lion is a paranormal/romance written by American author Christine Feehan. Unlike most for her other works, this novel is not part of an ongoing series and isn’t set in the present day. Lair of the Lion is set in Italy.

Contents

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Plot summary

Isabella Vernaducci is a young aristocratic woman desperate to save her imprisoned brother. He has been falsely accused of treason and is slated to be executed within the month. She feels she has one chance to save him, the powerful Don DeMarco. The Don is respected and feared throughout the land. Many say he is gifted with strange powers, that all, even the beasts obey him. So she makes the arduous journey to his isolated palazzo.

Once she is granted an audience with the Don and explains her plight, he agrees to help her on one condition: she must become his wife. Stunned but relieved she agrees and the plans are set into motion. For all her joy at saving her brother, there are powerful undercurrents of unease. It is said that there is a curse on the DeMarcos, that all marriages are doomed to fail, end in betrayal and murder.

Awards and nominations

2002 Golden Rose Readers' Choice Award at Love Romance

  • Won - Best Shapeshifter
  • 2002 Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice Award

  • Won - Best Historical Paranormal Fantasy
  • References

    Lair of the Lion Wikipedia


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