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Set against the backdrop of late nineteenth‑century China during the turbulence of the Boxer Rebellion, Moonraker’s Bride tells the story of Lucy Waring, a young woman raised in a missionary environment who is thrust into danger, intrigue, and romance.
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Moonraker’s Bride by Madeleine Brent 1973 Souvenir Press is a richly imagined historical romance first published in 1973 by Souvenir Press and written by Madeleine Brent. Known primarily for her acclaimed thrillers and the creation of Modesty Blaise, Peter O’Donnell also penned a celebrated series of historical novels under the female pseudonym Madeleine Brent, with Moonraker’s Bride standing out as an evocative blend of sweeping adventure, mystery, and emotional depth.
Set against the backdrop of late nineteenth‑century China during the turbulence of the Boxer Rebellion, Moonraker’s Bride tells the story of Lucy Waring, a young woman raised in a missionary environment who is thrust into danger, intrigue, and romance. Orphaned and responsible for the care of many children, Lucy is caught up in the clash of cultures and escalating violence that defines the era, compelling her to grapple with survival and her own sense of belonging. Her journey leads her from the harsh realities of life in China to the English countryside, where she confronts class tensions, personal identity, and a family feud centered on the mysterious Moonraker estate.
Brent’s narrative combines vivid historical detail with richly developed characters, drawing readers into an immersive world shaped by the politics and passions of its time. Themes of resilience, loyalty, and love under pressure are threaded through Lucy’s experiences as she navigates cross‑cultural challenges, social expectations, and the lingering mysteries of her own past. The novel’s structure balances romance with elements of drama and intrigue, offering both emotional investment and storytelling breadth.
For collectors of vintage historical fiction and admirers of classic romantic adventure, Moonraker’s Bride by Madeleine Brent 1973 Souvenir Press remains a notable and engaging work. Its blend of evocative setting, compelling heroine, and narrative scope exemplifies the author’s skill at crafting stories that resonate with both heart and imagination.
Condition: Near Fine – In original unclipped dust jacket showing some shelf wear and small tears at the spine. No defects to the book itself.
