The Queen's Bodyguard

Name: The Queen's Bodyguard
Brand: Delacorte Press
SKU: 9798217092406
Price: 38.40 USD
Availability: InStock

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Biographical Note:
Lauren Blackwood is the New York Times bestselling author of The Queen's Bodyguard and the Reese's Book Club Pick Within These Wicked Walls. She's also a proud Jamaican American who writes romance, gothic horror, and fantasy for most ages. When not writing, she's an avid musician and powerlifter.

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"A captivating and propulsive fantasy romance set in a lushly crafted world . . . Lauren Blackwood has written a modern masterpiece." --New York Times bestselling author Ayana Gray

"A delicious push-and-pull romance amid political intrigue that keeps you on your toes!" --USA Today bestselling author Natasha Bishop

Publisher Marketing:
In this sizzling modern fantasy romance, a magic-less queen intertwines her fate with a fierce Warrior, but their undeniable chemistry ignites a passionate struggle, growing hotter as their fiery personalities clash--from New York Times bestselling author Lauren Blackwood.

"A captivating and propulsive fantasy romance set in a lushly crafted world . . . Lauren Blackwood has written a modern masterpiece."--Ayana Gray

Queen Theora grudgingly agrees to make peace with the neighboring enemy who killed her predecessor and friend, making her the new monarch of Aranea, over a year ago. But that doesn't mean she's going to the negotiations unprotected.

Theora quickly selects Argos, a prickly and formidable Warrior with a ruthless reputation, to act as her bodyguard in disguise. They are technically married, but Theora has no intention of finishing the ritual that would bind their souls together. Argos is merely a means to end the conflict safely.

Argos may have his reasons for accepting this arrangement, but he refuses to be a pawn in Theora's political games. If she wants a bodyguard, she'll have to obey his sacred Warrior rituals, each one a show of defiance that frustrates Theora as much as it arouses her.

Theora doesn't expect to find her temporary husband so sexy, his possessive nature so addicting. And as peace talks begin, pretending to be married and in love is not nearly as difficult as pretending she doesn't desperately want him--all of him.

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