The wandering harlot

Title
  1. The wandering harlot / Iny Lorentz ; translated by Lee Chadeayne.
Published by
  1. Seattle : AmazonCrossing, 2014.
Author
  1. Lorentz, Iny.

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Additional authors
  1. Chadeayne, Lee
Description
  1. 483 pages; 21 cm.
Summary
  1. In 1410 in Constance, Germany, the beautiful Marie Schrer's luxurious life as a merchant's daughter is destroyed when her ambitious father arranges her marriage to a lawyer from the Black Forest named Rupert Splendidus. Her childhood sweetheart warns her of the attorney's sly character and is tragically proven right the day before the wedding, when Rupert accuses Marie of unimaginable behavior and has her thrown into a dank dungeon, where she is brutally attacked by his henchmen. Unfairly condemned and banished from her home, Marie is forced to become a wandering prostitute to survive. The clever and kind Hiltrud befriends Marie, and the strong-minded pair sets out on spirited adventures -- bedding counts, meeting scoundrels, and tricking foes -- as Marie plots the ultimate revenge on the men who stole her honor and her family's fortune. Set against a richly detailed historical backdrop, this is the dramatic tale of one woman's quest for vengeance, redemption, and real love.
Series statement
  1. The Marie series
Uniform title
  1. Wanderhure. English
Alternative title
  1. Wanderhure.
Subject
  1. 1400-1499
  2. Arranged marriage > Germany > Fiction
  3. Revenge > Fiction
  4. Mariage arrangé > Allemagne > Romans, nouvelles, etc
  5. Vengeance > Romans, nouvelles, etc
  6. FICTION / Historical
  7. FICTION / Romance / Historical / Medieval
  8. FICTION / Sagas
  9. Arranged marriage
  10. Revenge
  11. Germany > History > 15th century > Fiction
  12. Allemagne > Histoire > 15e siècle > Romans, nouvelles, etc
  13. Germany
Genre/Form
  1. Historical fiction.
  2. Fiction.
  3. History.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library