Sir Andrew Vol. I (rough draft)
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  • Reads 637
  • Votes 25
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 51m
Ongoing, First published Jan 08, 2020
Mature
Set in medieval England, this historical romance trilogy follows the lives of two individuals.

Lady Evelyn Bruder: prized for her beauty and despised for her stubborn spirit. She has been silenced for years, taught to submit to even the most cruel of masters. But she cannot be silent when her father arranges her marriage to an aging, irritated knight. Realizing just how badly she's been mistreated, she searches desperately for an escape.

Sir Andrew Fletcher is wild, unconventional, and as stubborn as a mule. But his world is turned upside down at the meeting of a firey, young lady of whom he's only heard about. It's only a matter of weeks before the time is up. 
Desperate and hurting, Evelyn convinces her father to let her marry the young knight she's only just met. But perhaps marriage shall send her into a deeper pit of problems.
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