A thrilling, heart-stealing historic romp and achingly romantic. M.A. Kuzniar, bestselling author of Midnight in Everwood, praises it as a heartwarming tale of forbidden love that captivates from the start. Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, calls it unputdownable, while Freya Marske, International bestselling author, highlights the road trips and secret identities in this beautifully thoughtful romance. Kirsty Capes describes it as an utterly bedazzling, compulsive page-turner rich in historical detail and heart-stopping debut romance. Liz Fenwick notes the beautiful love story and journey of longing that ultimately tears and rebuilds the heart. Cressida McLaughlin finds it a heart-wrenching, spellbinding tale, with a gripping pace as Raff and Penn seek their happy ever after. Set in Oxford in 1360, Raff Barden must find his sister's missing betrothed, William de Foucart, known as Penn, who fled before their politically arranged marriage. Ill-equipped for life on the run, Penn must rely on Raff's kindness to escape. As they journey north through snow-capped forests, an unexpected bond forms, deepening into a precious relationship that tests their values. When secrets emerge, both men must decide what they are willing to risk for love. Readers rave about this enchanting tale, calling it beautiful, endearing, and the queer historical romance they never knew they needed.
