Not Yours To Hold

Not Yours To Hold

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Co-authored by book5121 She was promised to end a war. But her heart chose rebellion. Princess Lyriana is betrothed to Prince Paxton of Creymont, a neighbouring kingdom that has been trying to wage war for years but has yet to succeed. A man she doesn't know and is now supposed to marry. She's decided to push her personal feelings aside for the good of the kingdom. Her new guard might sway her thoughts. Deep blue eyes and a smirk that has her blushing. His insistence on rules has her irritated and angry, but his kind gestures muddle all her proper thoughts. Ridge Marlon was never supposed to develop feelings for the princess, but the more time passes, the more time passes, the more the line blurs.
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She was born with a crown, raised in luxury, and known for her fire-bold, reckless, and anything but obedient. Princess Aurelia has never needed anyone to watch over her... until her defiance forces the king's hand. He is the kingdom's most trusted knight. Loyal, silent, deadly-and now, bound by duty to guard the one person who refuses to be guarded. He swore an oath to protect her, not love her. She swore she'd never let him in. But when shadows rise within the palace walls, and loyalty is tested beyond the blade, the line between duty and desire begins to blur. He carries a sword at her side, but never a crown on his head. Because some hearts are not meant to be held-only protected.

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