Books like Slave Woman by Denise Robins
Jan lives under the oppressive authority of a cruel husband who treats her as a mere possession, and she also endures persecution from her mother‑in‑law. Longing for autonomy, she craves a life beyond the strict confines of marriage. During a bittersweet holiday in Tangier, Jan discovers a passionate romance with Dacre Chenniston. Yet their love is tested when Dacre must give up his medical career to remain with Jan, placing their future together in doubt.
First publish date: 1976
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Denise Robins
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