Flame And Defiance (Baelor Targaryen)
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Aelena never chose him.
Bound by duty to Baelor Targaryen, a man older, distant, and already tied to a life before her, she enters a marriage neither of them truly wanted.
But in the quiet moments between obligation and expectation, something unexpected begins to grow something as dangerous as it is undeniable..
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In 188 AC, Prince Baelor Targaryen is ordered to marry the wrong Dondarrion twin. Jeyne was never meant to be the bride, her sister was, and neither of them is willing to pretend otherwise. What begins as a political match quickly turns into a quiet war of cold courtesy, sharp words, and shared silences in a marriage neither of them wanted. In the Red Keep, under the eyes of the court and the weight of the crown, dislike hardens into something sharper, and both will learn that the hardest person to ignore is the one sleeping on the other side of the bed.
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