Twin Passions
Captive Brides, Book 1
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4.5 • 464 Ratings
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- $4.99
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Publisher Description
Bride-to-be Anora finds her wedding plans suddenly shattered when she and her identical twin, tomboyish Gwendolyn, are kidnapped and taken aboard a Viking ship. While the handsome captain mistakes Gwendolyn for a boy and appoints her his servant, Anora captures his heart and he vows to have her. To preserve her sister's maidenhood, Gwendolyn initiates a dangerous game. Will the twins be rescued before Gwendolyn surrenders to her own passion?
**Winner of a Best Medieval Historical Romance Award from Romantic Times**
"Five stars! A fabulous debut!" - Romantic Times
“Miriam Minger is a master storyteller who illustrates the full gamut of emotions felt by her characters. Emotions so strong that you are pulled into the pages and into their lives.” - Inside Romance
“With Miriam Minger, you’re assured of a good read!” - Heartland Critiques
Enjoy all three books in Miriam Minger’s bestselling Captive Brides Collection:
Book 1: TWIN PASSIONS (Hakon and Gwendolyn/Wulfgar and Anora)
Book 2: CAPTIVE ROSE (Guy and Leila)
Book 3: THE PAGAN'S PRIZE (Rurik and Zora)
Customer Reviews
Twin Passions
I loved this story, the plot, the characters, the author’s writing style and the amazing interaction between the characters. I was glued to the story reading as fast as I could to see what would happen next. I would highly recommend this story.
Unexpected AWESOMENESS!
Loved this book! Page turner from beginning till end! 😞
Golden Goddess
I never tire of reading Miriam Minger books. Hokan is a proud and strong warrior. Gwendolyn is a tomboy who breaks all the rules. They clash from the moment they meet. The story takes us on the tempestuous journey as they each try to outwit each other. Gwendolyn is trying to protect her sister from Homan’s attention. She also finds herself having to guard her heart from the feelings she is having for him. There is an abundance of adventure that gives vivid insight into the lifestyle of the times. The author, as she usually does, creates a vivid picture for the reader of scenery, emotions and gives great historical authenticity to the story. Hokan and Gwendolyn as well as Añora and Wulfgar all get their happy ending.