Annette Lyon Boeken

Set against the backdrop of a nation striving for independence, the narrative explores the struggles and sacrifices of its people. Themes of resilience and courage emerge as characters navigate the challenges of conflict and oppression. The story highlights the determination to maintain freedom, showcasing personal and collective battles that shape the country's destiny. Through vivid portrayals of struggle, the book captures the essence of a fight for liberty and the unyielding spirit of those who dare to dream of a better future.

Set against the backdrop of three transformative nights, this narrative explores the complexities of love, loss, and self-discovery. Characters navigate their intertwined fates, revealing deep emotional truths and personal growth. Through poignant encounters and unexpected revelations, the story delves into the impact of fleeting moments that shape their lives forever. Each night serves as a pivotal point, offering insights into their relationships and the choices that define them.

"To Aino, the idea of spending her life warming the bed of a wrinkled old man—especially when it means life without her secretly betrothed love—is horrifying. But that is the future awaiting her because of her brother. Jouko foolishly dueled Vane, the greatest wizard ever known, only to find himself on the verge of death. He saved himself only by promising his sister as the old man’s trophy. Aino refuses to be forced into marrying anyone, but with only two days until the wizard comes for her, she must find a way to break the curse, or she’ll end up his prisoner"--Amazon.com.