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    Married by War
    Married by War
    Married by War
    Audiobook3 hours

    Married by War

    Written by Sarah K. L. Wilson

    Narrated by Elise Hoffman

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    He's a knight bound by honor. She's a sacrificial bride. Their love cannot be.

    When Sir Oakensen is asked to retrieve the king's illegitimate daughter to be offered in a marriage of peace with the fae, he is hoping for nothing more than a hot meal and to keep his men alive.

    When Iva is told that her fate is not in the kennels raising the king's dogs, but rather to be the bride of an enemy king, she thinks her life is over.

    Neither of them expects love.

    Pursuing it could threaten two nations finally on the verge of peace.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSparkflight Books
    Release dateSep 9, 2022
    ISBN9781990516337
    Married by War
    Author

    Sarah K. L. Wilson

    I write timeless stories. Not the stories you think you want but the stories you don't know you desperately need.I believe in happy endings and that it should take a lot of struggle to get to them.I believe that sometimes violence is the answer, that sometimes no one is coming to save you, and that self-sacrifice is always worth it.I believe in big twists and beginnings that start in the end.I believe in heroic acts of bravery, that chaos sometimes trumps order, that there's humor in dark things, and that risks are what you make of them.I believe in the someday that will make all things new.And I believe in stories - sweeping, epic, glorious stories that renew our hearts and our hopes and refresh our minds like woodland streams.Oh, and I'm a USA Today bestselling author. I suppose I should mention that.

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      The name of the book is ‘married by war’ you would think that there would be an evolution of a love story. There was no build up of a connection between any character. Not even the ‘insta love’ feeling. At the end of the story of a sudden they couldn’t live without each other.