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An enchanting romance woven with espionage, and a power struggle that will keep any historical fan charmed and mesmerized.

—Reader’s Favorite

Bride Tree, a sweeping allegory of the Church set in the tumultuous French Revolution era, fuses alternative history with romantic suspense. 

The year is 1789. France is reeling under the impact of a civil war between its social classes. When a secret agent from Rome joins forces with a vindictive politician bent on revenge, the stage is set for an explosive outcome that will shake the country to its core.

Meanwhile, Queen Marie-Antoinette engages the help of her lady-in-waiting, Viviane de Lussan, in a desperate battle to keep her throne… and her head. But how can she win a struggle she seems fated to lose?

Amid the chaos of the revolution, Viviane’s heart is torn between a nobleman who sacrifices everything for her and a peasant who promises true freedom.

Saturated with suspense and lavish detail, this historical romantic thriller will grab you by the heart and never let go.

RATED 5 STARS by Reader’s Favorite. Read the review.

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Praise for Bride Tree

“I am so glad I got to read BrideTree as I got to read Twiceborn before. My first thought upon finishing it was: ‘Wow!'” — Emma

” Author JP Robinson delivers a fast-paced, intense, and exciting novel in BrideTree! From start to finish, he draws you in and you won’t be able to put the book down.” —Christian Reader

” I found the Bride Tree, by J.P. Robinson, a fascinating historical fiction. I will never view France’s monarchy the same as the author forms an intriguing plot about their lives” —Peg, Goodreads

” I cheered for some of the characters. I laughed and cried. To me, that is the mark of a great story — it grabbed my emotions and touched my heart. The characters of Bride Tree will forever remain dear to my heart.”—Kelly, Goodreads

” It’s evident Robinson spent a great amount of time researching the time period, historical, political, and socio-economical background of the era to establish a convincing background.”—Goodreads