A royal decree forces enemies Lady Helen and Lord Holden into marriage, sparking a battle of wits and unexpected passion.
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A royal decree forces enemies Lady Helen and Lord Holden into marriage, sparking a battle of wits and unexpected passion.
Love thy neighbor, 'tis said. A fine idea, except when the neighbor in question is Lord Holden. Lady Helen Tremay has complained frequently about his treatment of his people. Too frequently perhaps, for the king intends to curb their constant bickering by ordering them to wed. Helen can't refuse a royal decree, but she'll do everything possible to drive away her devilishly attractive husband-to-be.
Holden faced all manner of horrors on the battlefield. But marriage to "the tyrant of Tiernay" ...
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Frequent romantic and sexual tension with likely explicit on-page scenes between main characters.
Mentions of battlefield horrors; moderate violence may be depicted.
Mild language expected given historical setting; not a focus.
Possible minor alcohol use typical of historical context.
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Minor historical religious context likely present.
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Minor themes of feudal power and royal decrees.
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Themes of harsh treatment of people and forced marriage.
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