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Troian Aurum lives in two worlds. One where she is the heir to the Aurum kingdom, preparing to fulfill her legacy to rule over the Neriad as Queen, even if the kingdom she is inheriting seems decimated after the execution of her parents. In the other world, she's simply a woman, one who is in love with a human she’s known since she was a child. This part of her knows both who and what she is, and also the weight of the responsibility this brings. Troian had kept these worlds seperate, secrets held from the other, and even from her longtime love, Rodon. Until now.

Seth Mitchell is everything I think is wrong with modern celebrity. Brash. Mouthy. Recalcitrant. He’s also my new client. Problem is, I can barely stand to be in the same room with the overexposed British bad boy. After only one meeting, it’s more than obvious the feeling is mutual. Working together is challenge enough, but it’s made harder by the fact I don’t like the way being around him makes me feel. When so much of who he is is fake, how do I trust anything is real?

It’s human and real, it’s honest and raw. It’s gritty and sharp, it’s joyful and captivating. It’s a journey through an era most of us have only read about, and Oliver takes us there. It’s a story about love - not despite obstacles - but because of them. Making the tough choices and hanging in with both hands when it would’ve been far easier to let go. Lesser, weaker people would’ve, but not Sven and Missy.

The bell chirps, alerting us to men on the property. It rings through the whole house like a dinner bell. No matter my mood, as soon as I hear it, I perk up. Nothing can get me out of my bed faster than the sound of that bell and knowing what is waiting. I love the morning guests. Working in the morning is my favorite time. Anyone who comes in the morning knows what to expect. He’s hard up from the night before - maybe he’s been working all night and wants it slow with a pliant woman.

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