Wales, 1296, a time of turmoil.

Recently widowed, Connor Hunter, Lord Sheridan, is ordered by the king to take a Welsh wife, and sent into hostile territory to help bring the local rebels to heel.

Having lost her husband in traumatic circumstances, Esyllt has no wish to remarry. She is given no choice, however, when an English husband is chosen for her in a strategic move. Married to one of the despised invaders, she will be the instrument of his destruction.

Determined not to be used so cynically, she devises a plan to rid herself of her would-be groom before it’s too late. But on the night they meet, nothing goes as planned—and distrust settles in.

How will the two strangers, whom everyone considers as enemies, overcome the huge odds stacked against them and find the happiness they crave in their forced marriage?

Born a bastard, Flynn has just inherited his father’s title. But the unexpected elevation comes at a price: he has to marry the woman the old man chose for him.

Freshly widowed, Heather is dreading her next union to a stranger, decided by her late husband in his will. Aided by a mischievous friend playing the Lord of Misrule during the Christmastide festivities, Heather devises a plan to swap her dreaded bridegroom for one more suited to her tastes.

Between magical rides in a sleigh and private boat rides on a frosted lake, it will not take her long to see that Flynn is that elusive man.

But all is not what it seems…

Bj?rn fell in love with Dunne as a boy of sixteen during her visit to his village. For years the golden-eyed Saxon was nothing but an unattainable fantasy. Then one day she reappears out of the blue, more beautiful than ever and, against all odds, widowed. Now a grown man, Bj?rn jumps at the chance to finally try to woo her.

After being married to a man she despised, Dunne is determined to live her life free of impositions and watch her daughter grow. Her meeting with a young, magnetic but utterly unsuitable Norseman will test her resolve to the limits.

How will Bj?rn convince the woman of his dreams that what they could have is worth some sacrifice? What will it take for Dunne to accept that with the right man, marriage could be more than a prison?

Ten years ago Caedmon left his home town to forget the woman he's loved all his life and who married another. Now he's back, with no real plan or hope for the future. The only certainty is that he will never trust another woman again.

After a traumatic experience with a man from her village, Ingrid is determined to live her life on her own terms. She is struck as soon as she meets the Saxon, however. But nothing is what it seems with the intriguing man and when she finds herself leaping to his aid, she is mistaken for his lover.

After days pretending to be a couple, can they become one in truth? Could he be the one to make her rethink her decision?

England, 1066.

Friends to lovers in the middle of battle.

Both of mixed Saxon and Norse decent, Eyja and Moon have known each other all their lives. When invaders threaten the country of their mothers, they decide to go and fight. Away from the village, unsettling feelings start to emerge and they begin seeing each other in a different light. Between the reckless imp and the protective warrior, sparks soon start to fly.

How will they deal with the unexpected change? Can things ever be the same when they return to the village—assuming they survive the battle?