Rebellious, mouthy Lind has had enough of being a slave. She's certainly not going to act meek and mild to please a bossy, stuck-up Guildsman, even if he is a dangerous nutcase with a rep for burning down entire cities. Determined to run away, Lind quickly discovers that the fletcher is more than a match for her. Having lost his family, master craftsman Ware Fletcher is driven by his need for revenge.
To secure it, he buys Lind, a slave with unique skills. However, Ware quickly discovers that his new acquisition is extremely difficult. Insolent, fearless and immune to discipline, Lind causes chaos wherever she goes. If he's to get his revenge, he'll have to tame her first. As Lind and Ware battle each other, their smouldering encounters bring them closer together. Can a slave and her owner find true love? And if they do, will Ware's need for revenge lead them both into disaster? Fletcher is set in Prydain, an imaginary place that combines Anglo-Saxon England with Medieval England, the Teutonic Kingdom and the Viking Age. Fletcher is the third Prydain novel, but it is an independent story.
It is complete and has no cliffhangers.
Rebellious, mouthy Lind has had enough of being a slave. She's certainly not going to act meek and mild to please a bossy, stuck-up Guildsman, even if he is a dangerous nutcase with a rep for burning down entire cities. Determined to run away, Lind quickly discovers that the fletcher is more than a match for her. Having lost his family, master craftsman Ware Fletcher is driven by his need for revenge.
To secure it, he buys Lind, a slave with unique skills. However, Ware quickly discovers that his new acquisition is extremely difficult. Insolent, fearless and immune to discipline, Lind causes chaos wherever she goes. If he's to get his revenge, he'll have to tame her first. As Lind and Ware battle each other, their smouldering encounters bring them closer together. Can a slave and her owner find true love? And if they do, will Ware's need for revenge lead them both into disaster? Fletcher is set in Prydain, an imaginary place that combines Anglo-Saxon England with Medieval England, the Teutonic Kingdom and the Viking Age. Fletcher is the third Prydain novel, but it is an independent story.
It is complete and has no cliffhangers.
