The Lion’s Lady Romantic Novel

The Lion’s Lady Summary

Christina Bennett is a young woman with a mysterious past. She was raised by the Dakota tribe in America, but she has returned to England to claim her inheritance and find the man who murdered her mother. Lyon, the Marquess of Lyon wood, is a powerful nobleman who has retired from the War Department. He is cynical and world-weary, but he is also drawn to Christina’s beauty and strength. When Christina and Lyon meet, they are immediately attracted to each other. However, their relationship is complicated by Christina’s past and Lyon’s distrust of women. As they work together to solve the mystery of Christina’s mother’s death, they begin to fall in love. However, their happiness is threatened by Christina’s enemies, who will stop at nothing to keep her from getting what she wants. In the end, Christina and Lyon must overcome their pasts and trust each other if they are to find happiness together.

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The Lion’s Lady Information

Format: 360 pages, Mass Market Paperback
Published: March 1, 1991 by Pocket Books
ISBN: 9780671737832 (ISBN10: 067173783X)
Language: English

About the Author The Lion’s Lady

Born and raised in Kansas City, MO, Ms. Garwood attributes much of her success to growing up in a large family of Irish heritage. “The Irish are great storytellers who relish getting all of the details and nuances of every situation. Add in the fact that I was the sixth of seven children. Early in life, I learned that self expression had to be forceful, imaginative, and quick,” says Ms. Garwood.

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Conclusion

In the end, Christina and Lyon are able to overcome their pasts and trust each other. They marry and have a son, who they name Dakota. Christina is able to avenge her mother’s death, and Lyon is able to find redemption for his past mistakes.