Michelle Willingham Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

England, 1250. Um sein gestohlenes Land zurückzugewinnen, kehrt Ritter Robert of Penrith aus dem Exil zurück: Damit seine Nachfahren wieder rechtmäßige Besitzer von Penrith werden können, will er die Tochter seines Feindes erobern und heiraten. Zu seiner Überraschung bietet ihm seine gute Freundin Morwenna dabei ihre Hilfe an. Doch ein einziger heißer Kuss zwischen ihnen entfacht ein verhängnisvolles Verlangen, das alle Pläne gefährdet. Denn die arme Müllerstochter zu lieben, heißt, sein Land für immer zu verlieren. Sie dagegen nicht zu lieben, bedeutet ein Leben im Unglück. Es scheint keinen Ausweg zu geben ...

Robert z Penrithu se vrací, aby získal zpátky své ukradené panství a zachránil své lidi před utrpením.

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