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Bound by honor... The moment Rhys saw the stunning young woman selling her exquisitely crafted pottery in the marketplace, he was captivated. But the wealthy freemason would never have guessed that just a few days later, a misunderstanding would land Joan in the town stocks and he would... read more

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A woman with a hidden past, running from danger and pursuing a quest for justice
A disillusioned freedom fighter, being drawn into a rebellion he would like to avoid
Fate brings them together---and then threatens to tear them apart.

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  • Joan: she is a potter, selling her crafts at the market; but she searches for justice for something done in her past.
  • Rhys Mason: he works with stone, he is a freemason.
  • Mark: Joan's little brother.
  • Isabella: Queen of England.
  • Nick Tiler: he is the one from who Joan learned how to do her craft.
  • Roger Mortimer: the queen's lover and seeks unlimited power. Earl of March.
  • John: he is not satisfied how the country is being lead.
  • George Tiler: Nick's son, he usually is drunk.
  • Guy Leighton: the one that killed Joan's family.
  • Addis de Valence: Lord of Barrowburgh.
  • Moira de Valence: Addis's wife. A good friend of Rhys.
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  • “That was how she made her little statues. Thought, and then work. Decisions, and then action.”
    Joan
  • “Aye. But only a small, short kiss.”
    Joan
  • “I will never force you, pretty dove. But I will not pretend that what passes between us is not there.”
    Rhys
  • “Aye, you belong to yourself only, Joan, and I never forget it. I never forget anything. I never forget this. Nor do you.”
    Rhys
  • “I should not let you go. I should kiss you deeply and hold you to me and carry you to my bed. I should undress your lovely body until you are naked, as you were that first night, and as you have been in my dreams. I should lay you down and make love to you, because I think it is very clear to both of us what might be.”
    Rhys
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  • “And you are the wife of my heart, and the love of my life. In the ways that matter we are joined forever, and will live together until death. I pledge my life to protect you, and will always answer your call. I accept this chain with joy, because in our unity I have finally known pure freedom.”
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  • “You are the husband of my heart, and the love of my life. Wherever I am, whatever I do, you are joined with me and I with you. The part of me that matters will live with you forever. I accept the chain that binds us with joy, because in this unity I have known the purest freedom.”
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  • “A little image of infinity,” he said. “No beginning or end, and perfect in form, all points equally distant from the center.”
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  • “Better a fool than a willing victim! Better dreams that give purpose, than resignation that deadens one's will!”
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Setting & Locations edit see section history

  • Southwark: a part of London where Joan lives.

First Sentence edit see section history

She looked like a statue of calm dignity placed in a sea of vulgar chaos.

Table of Contents edit see section history

29 Chapters.

Series & Lists edit see section history

This is book 2 of 6 in Hunter Medieval Historical Romances. (standard series)

Preceded by By Possession, and followed by Stealing Heaven.

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

  1. Madeline Hunter (Author)

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Original Language: English
Publisher: Bantam Books
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2001
ISBN: 0553582232
Page Count: 432

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