The Duke's Pawn
  • Reads 90,220
  • Votes 2,252
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 44m
  • Reads 90,220
  • Votes 2,252
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 44m
Ongoing, First published Jul 24, 2012
Dijon, Duchy of Burgundy, 1474. Alienor Bernard, seventeen, is facing a dull future. Unable to find a husband, she is to be sent to a convent. Raised as a knight, her unusual education is everything her potential suitors do not want in a wife. But she is exactly what Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy is in desperately looking for, and the deal he has to offer might lead her to a fate much worse than death...
All Rights Reserved
Sign up to add The Duke's Pawn to your library and receive updates
or
Content Guidelines
You may also like
His Innocent Rose (Hinley Manor Book 1) by RaeySam
71 parts Complete Mature
-Damian Davensport- He was the next Duke of Hinley and all of his Father's responsibilities fell into his shoulders. A bride was provided for him, a beautiful lady of good upbringing with an ancient name and heritage. The wealth and title was at his hands. Yet, he was not happy. -Rose Roderick- Raised as a servant without any memory of her past life, she had managed to lived content with what life had offered her. She had grown into a desirable woman who had a roof over her head and food at her table. Yet her heart yearned for something riches and finery could not give. -Dathan Davensport- All his life, he had been the second best. No title to inherit, no responsiblities to think and no wealth to enjoy. He was the black sheep of the family, the opposite of the perfect son his brother portrayed. Yet, he had yearned to be accepted. He comes home and discovers not only he had wanted what his brother already have but what he cannot have as well. For five years they were apart. They had hoped they would outgrow the attraction and closeness they had between them. She knew that her emotions do not count, for she was a servant and he was the next Duke of Hinley. For five years, Rose Roderick kept her admiration for the young Damian Davensport-that is, until he came back and all those stirrings came alive. This time it was hotter, fiercer and more dangerous. But not only does she feel conflicted with him, his brother, Dathan-her great friend had began showing more than childhood closeness to her. He had shown her passion and lust. Things she had responded to willingly. Can she give her heart to a man she could never have? What of her body desires, who screamed to be held captive by someone she did not expect to fall for? And how could she go on, not fully knowing what her real identity meant?
You may also like
Slide 1 of 10
Golden Fate: A Fractured Nation cover
Thorns and Thrones//Aegon Targaryen  cover
Billionaire's Replaced Bride cover
His Innocent Rose (Hinley Manor Book 1) cover
The Queen of Aramdeau cover
The Raven-Haired Mistress  cover
Heart of Flax cover
The Reluctant Queen cover
Bound by the Crown: Love and Duty in Medieval Poland cover
Hand of the Heart | S. Rogers x Reader - Royal AU cover

Golden Fate: A Fractured Nation

9 parts Ongoing Mature

A once united nation has found itself it the midst of a bloody war. Moira, first born daughter of King Erend, has the power to stop this war. In an effort to form alliances, her father has decided to rush her predetermined marriage and quickly ensure an heir. Her new husband is a ruthless killer who will happily fight this war in her honor and enact his other devious plans. Moira finds herself in a position where she must either grow strong or break under the pressure. Could a damaged, lost girl truly hold so much power? Even after being tortured, separated from her family and new friends, could she hold on? Could she end this war? Throughout this journey Moira finds much more than love. Many secrets reveal this war is not even the least of her concerns as a new threat emerges. Moira must rally the courts and lead them to fight in a new war, uniting all of Vaelin under one ruler. This story is one of loss, triumph, and finding out how to love yourself more than others hate you. This is not meant to encourage unhealthy coping mechanisms or relationships. Please read at your own discretion. Remember, your mental health is important. If anything is triggering, please refrain from reading this. Enjoy!