Selfish is the Heart

Written by Megan Hart

Narrated by Victoria McGlovin

For Annalise Marony, taking her vows as a Handmaiden isn’t a matter of faith –it’s a matter of the heart.

Betrothed to her childhood companion Jacquin, Annalise finds herself facing a lifetime of marriage to a man she loves – but who can never be a true husband to her. Determined that neither of them shall face that fate, Annalise concocts a plan. She will enter the Order of Solace just long enough for their previous arrangement to be sundered, giving them both the out they desire.

What Annalise does not expect is to find something more important to her than escape in her lessons of service at the Order.

Cassian Toquin is a man of secrets, a carrier of lies. As Annalise’s teacher in the Order, he also becomes her formidable foe…and, perhaps, the only man to fulfill her destiny.

When love and faith collide, there can be only one path to absolute solace – if only Annalise and Cassian can bring themselves to walk it.


Five Principles of the Order of Solace
1. There is no greater pleasure than providing absolute solace.
2. True patience is its own reward.
3. A flower is made more beautiful by its thorns.
4. Selfish is the heart that thinks first of itself.
5. Women we begin and women we shall end.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bryant Street Publishing
• Release date: Jul 27, 2021
• ISBN: 9781094419022

Megan Hart

Megan Hart is the award-winning and multi-published author of more than forty novels, novellas and short stories. Her work has been published in almost every genre, including contemporary women’s fiction, romance, horror and science fiction. Megan lives in southwestern Ohio, which is too far away from the ocean. You can contact Megan through her website at www.MeganHart.com.

Reviews for Selfish is the Heart

[Natale Michaud · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I enjoyed the book, as I did the others, the narration of male voices was so bad that it was irritating. The female voices were done well.

[Sam Ashish · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Well written book, I recommend it. Thought it was set in regency England first ( I'd not read the description) still a good read for sure