by Elizabeth Lane · Harlequin · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782280847865
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«La fiancée du Nouveau Monde» is the historical romance novel by Elizabeth Lane, published by Harlequin in paperback (387 pages, in French).
In 1702, Dora Whitney flees England after harassment by a landowner and hopes to start anew in America. In Southampton, Captain James Forrester accepts her on board if she signs a contract as a servant for five years in Virginia. In the New World she discovers that the dreamed-of freedom has a price and finds herself caught between duty and love.
Published in 2009, this French edition belongs to Harlequin's Jade line.
Recommended for readers of historical romance: an adventure of escape, Atlantic crossing, and life in the New World around 1702.
Dame Elizabeth Kathleen Lane, DBE was an English barrister and judge. She was the first woman appointed as a judge in the County Court, the first female High Court judge in England, and the first female bencher.
