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It's 1752 and Melissa De Vire enters society for the first time. In her first night in society, she expects compliments, dances and the chance to meet her future husband. However in the course of one disastrous evening, she nearly ruins her reputation and falls for the handsome, young cad Justin De Vire. Captivated by him, Melissa seeks to learn more about the mysterious man, but Justin has his secrets and enemies and Melissa soon finds herself deep within his world.

Ensnared by the very things that Justin tries to keep her from, Melissa's world and life change beyond all...

Cross and Cruciform in the Anglo-Saxon World: Studies to Honor the Memory of Timothy Reuter is the third and final volume of an ambitious research initiative begun in 1999 concerned with the image of the cross, showing how its very material form cuts across both the culture of a society and the boundaries of academic disciplines-history, archaeology, art history, literature, philosophy, and religion-providing vital insights into how symbols function within society.

Tied to Justin with bonds stronger than blood, Melissa De Vire heads into her new life with fear and anger. Anger at Emily, at Katherine and most of all, anger at Justin, fuels her resolve to find a cure for the curse. From the English court in 1752 to the fires of the French Revolution, Melissa struggles to survive her new existence and find forgiveness for Justin as clues to a cure begin to surface.