Puritan Wife‎ Elizabeth De Guise 1977 Harlequin Historical Romance

Puritan Wife by Elizabeth De Guise is a captivating historical romance novel first published in 1977 by Harlequin Books. This edition, part of the Harlequin Historical series (#4), was released in December 1977 and printed in Canada. The story follows Constance Aiken, a strong-willed woman caught between her Puritan beliefs and the sweeping changes brought by the Earl of Brede, who takes possession of her ancestral estate and thrusts her into the royal court of Charles II. Readers will be drawn into the emotional and political struggles of the period, as love and duty collide.  This vintage paperback edition features the characteristic cover art reflective of its era and includes the original pricing sticker from Paperback Mart. As a part of the Harlequin Historicals line, this book offers a blend of romance, historical intrigue, and richly detailed settings that fans of historical fiction and romantic drama will appreciate. A collectible piece for romance and historical novel enthusiasts, this book exemplifies the charm of classic Harlequin romance fiction from the late 1970s.