β Scribed by Catherine Archer
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Inghilterra, 1067 - La splendida e giovane Rose, unica sopravvissuta di una nobile famiglia di Carlisle decimata dalla guerra, non ha altra scelta se non sacrificare il proprio orgoglio sassone per proteggere la sua gente dalla furia omicida dei Normanni. E se per farlo Γ¨ obbligata a diventare la moglie del terribile Lord Hubert de Thorne... beβ, Γ¨ disposta a fare anche questo. Γ un destino crudele, il suo, perchΓ© in realtΓ Γ¨ il fratello di lui, Gaston de Thorne, che lei ama e vorrebbe amare per tutta la vita. Lβhanno intuito entrambi fin dal primo, magico momento in cui i loro sguardi si sono incontrati. Ma lei deve appartenere al terribile Hubert per volere del re. Possibile che il loro amore debba appassire prima ancora di fiorire?
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