The Lady and the Unicorn

By: Isolde Martyn

Narrated by: Rebecca Macauley

It is 1470, and the Wars of the Roses threaten to tear England apart. Overnight a man can find himself set against his brother or unable to trust the woman in his arms. For the beautiful and spirited ward of Warwick the Kingmaker, Margery, freedom is the only prize worth fighting for. Disgraced and banished to a nunnery after the philandering Edward IV seduced her, she is determined that no man will ever decide her fate again. Torn between her loyalty to her cause and a dangerous attraction to a man she should despise, Margery's mission becomes a race against time to outwit her enemies and her husband.©1998 Isolde Martyn (P)1999 Bolinda Publishing

Critic reviews

"A great read." ( The Romantic Times)

"This novel leaves the reader with a desire to know more about the period and the people who lived it." ( Hearts Talk)

"A wonderfully interwoven tapestry of a book." (Barbara Erskine)

ok read

I didn't like it too much the main character Margery talks a little too much and some things she does is really over the top I wonder If people acts like that in the 15th century Edward is a more calmer understanding person the narrator i did like too much she read without emotions and didn't catch a breath I give 3 stars because the last few chapters were better than the whole book