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A day before Paris erupts into the chaos of the Feast of Fools, a wooden wagon rumbles through the city gates, carrying a stranger from the rugged, mythic North.
Tora is a nomad of Norse-Gaelic blood, a wanderer who carries the songs of Irish hills and the fierce legends of Scandinavian fjords. She is used to wide-open skies, not the crowded, oppressive stone walls of Paris-or the watchful, cruel eyes of Judge Claude Frollo.
When the thunderous bells of Notre Dame capture her attention, she looks up to see a lonely silhouette hidden in the towers. Drawn into the sanctuary of the cathedral, Tora meets Quasimodo-a gentle soul as isolated as she is free. While Paris burns with prejudice and rebellion, a quiet, deep bond begins to form in the bell tower between a lonely bell-ringer and the rugged wanderer whose name means Thunder.
Frollo views her as a heathen, and Paris sees him as an outcast, but together, they might just find where they belong.
(Book 1 of The Northern Flame Duology - A slow-burn romance following the events of the Disney film).