The Noble's Wife

The Noble's Wife

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Romance
Bridget who has a long history of chasing away suitors agrees to marry Juan Eduardo who is 9th in line for the throne of Aldrich. She is fed up of the rules surrounding an unmarried girl and gets the man in an unconventional way. Having to oversee your own household as a married woman is so much harder than overseeing a small country Manor especially when your husband has 12 brothers who all wish to rule as king. Although Juan defends and protects her, Brie is determined to not let anyone take advantage of her. Even if it means joining him in the fight against his brothers, to fight against their wives.
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