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She might be his prize, but she can see things he can't, like a future together.
Marya Santelyn, pampered daughter of the Merchant's Guild, hides a secret. A power stirs within her, one that could destroy everything she holds dear, or save it. When her ability to see the future becomes too apparent for comfort, the spunky Marya takes matters into her own hands and runs, right into the arms of the enemy.
Tam Randene, warrior of the ancient race that makes the mysterious wildwood their home, never expected one of his tribe's sworn enemies to request his aid to escape her pursuers, but he swiftly recognizes Marya's value. The land of Alyna hasn't had a seer in generations. The man who protects her would have a powerful ally, and the man who wins her heart could well rule all.
Captive among his tribe, Marya begins to learn how to embrace her gift even as she begins to feel far too at home with Tam's rambunctious family. As her visions become increasingly more dire, she and Tam realize that danger is coming to Alyna, danger that will require her people and his to band together to survive. Can she convince her people to listen, or will they tear her from Tam's arms? Because her heart tells her something her visions never could: Nothing is more important than being together.
If you like low-spice, swoon-worthy fantasy romance-featuring intelligent, determined heroines and untameable, honorable heroes; dual points of view (hers and his); and a happily-ever-after with ongoing world conflict-in a land designed to sweep you away, grab this series starter perfect for fans of Kenly Davidson, K.M. Shea, JA Andrews, and Tara Grayce.
