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Synopsis
The Huntress is Book One in this medieval Christian fiction series. Betrayed by their allies, the last of the Picts have escaped to the innermost part of an endless, dark forest, content to remain hidden there forever. Made queen at just a child, Cyrene has given all of her life and heart to the task of making sure her people are never terrorized again. When a handsome stranger from the kingdom that betrayed them falls injured at the boundary of her village, she's forced to choose between mercy and duty. The second son of a ruling monarch, Duncan would never be considered for the throne, neither did he wish to be. But when a plague sweeps through the land, he is the only one of royal blood left standing. Returning to the tower that holds too many dark memories, the truth of his father's tangled reign begins to unravel and Duncan is once again forced into a role he never wanted. The Huntress is an enemies to lovers, marriage of convenience, closed door Christian Medieval romance. It contains fighting, battles and intense scenes, but no depictions of gory violence and no swearing.
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Is The Huntress - A Medieval Christian Fiction appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
This clean Christian medieval romance features battle scenes and plague references but no graphic violence, sexual content, or profanity. Appropriate for teens and adults seeking faith-based historical fiction.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include death of parent, betrayal, and plague/epidemic (see the full list above).
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Who'll love this
Readers will enjoy the enemies-to-lovers tension between a fierce queen and reluctant prince forced together by circumstances beyond their control.