blurb:
Forced by his father into a marriage he didn’t want, Prince Alan soon finds that his bride isn’t the sweet, submissive creature he expected. Morgane has the heart of a dragon and beauty beyond compare, but she isn’t thrilled about the marriage either. When black treachery threatens the kingdom, Morgane and Alan embark on a perilous journey that has an excellent chance of ending in failure and death for them and all of their people.
Excerpt:
"My father had my brother. He had no use for me because I
liked to paint."
Kynthelig stepped forward and struck the prince across the
face. A black stone in his elaborate gold ring scratched a thin red
line across Alan's cheek. "You were told to address me as Keeper
Kynthelig."
The prince's eyes flashed. "Yes, Keeper Kynthelig."
ʺThat is better."
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Ouch! The poor prince. :(
ReplyDeleteFrom prince to abused prisoner - that's quite a way to fall. I wonder what he'll do about it?
ReplyDeleteWhen he eventually comes to the throne, certain people had probably better watch out. Intense excerpt!
ReplyDeleteForeshadowing with flashing eyes of the prince. I love it. Thanks, Elaine
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the price will survive prison..
ReplyDeleteexcellent snippet! I actually winced when the ring cut him!
ReplyDeleteLovely snippet. I really feel sorry for the Prince - it is not going to be a pleasant year. Only nit/question I had was about the stone in the ring cutting the cheek - that would mean that if the warden happened to bump it against his own face or a part of his body it would also cause damange--just a thought
ReplyDeleteNothing worse than a father-son relationship running amuck in political intrigue... but perhaps there will be a break-out? I hope Alan gets to find true love... great story line here!
ReplyDeleteI hope he can survive this year in prison!
ReplyDeleteHow humiliating! I feel sorry for him too!
ReplyDeleteThis scene is so well-written, Elaine. When I read it, I knew he was in deep kimchi! Good book. :-)
ReplyDeletePoor Alan, his life just keeps getting worse with each snippet :-(
ReplyDeleteHe's in for it now.
ReplyDeleteDamn, I thought Kynthelig was better than the King but apparently not.
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