A Scottish warrior woman flees an arranged marriage, sparking a thrilling chase with her English suitor.
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A Scottish warrior woman flees an arranged marriage, sparking a thrilling chase with her English suitor.
It wasn't her first choice, for Seonaid Dunbar had, like her brother, been trained as a Scottish warrior at her father's knee; but fleeing to an abbey was clearly preferable to whacking on Blake Sherwell with her sword -- which she'd happily do before wedding the man. No, she'd not walk weakly to the slaughter, dutifully pledge troth to anyone the English court called "Angel." Fair hair and eyes as blue as the heavens hardly proved a man's worth. There was no such thing as an English angel; only...
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Frequent romantic tension and likely on-page intimate scenes central to the plot.
Moderate violence with sword fights and battle preparations depicted.
Minor use of strong language expected in historical context.
Brief mentions of alcohol or sleeping drafts as plot devices.
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Minor references to abbey life and historical religious context.
No fantasy elements present.
No occult themes present.
Moderate focus on English-Scottish tensions and arranged marriages.
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Moderate themes of coercion in arranged marriage and cultural conflict.
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