Tabitha Wilder, Margaret McNellis

Princess Pomegranate (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Dianthe's father has picked out a suitor for her... Reinwald comes with the promise of immortal life, but can Dianthe marry someone she does not love?

Dianthe has grown up in a protective bubble in her father's palace. She's never asked why or tried to push against his boundaries before, but when he plans to marry her off to Reinweld, renowned for his skill on the battlefield, Dianthe balks at the notion. She attempts to refuse her father and finds herself under castle-arrest. When all of her escape plans are foiled and she's put under constant guard, can she find a way to secure her freedom?

One night, Dianthe receives a dire warning in one of her dreams not to partake of a pomegranate that Reinwald will insist she shares with him. The pomegranate is a symbol of fertility, and Dianthe knows Reinwald believes to share one will grant them many children... but Dianthe can barely stand Reinwald's presence. Will she be able to resist the forbidden fruit?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Silver Arrow Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. November 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215038611
• Artikelnr.: 66347784

Autorenporträt

Tabitha and Margaret began writing together in 2010 after Margaret stumbled upon a discussion board hosted by Tabitha. The board was for roleplaying in the Regency era, and through creating their first characters and story, the two writers became fast friends. Their friendship grew, as did their co-writing habit. They still roleplay characters and stories and on that board have written the equivalent of well over 50 books estimated at 300 pages each. Their co-authorship in short stories is based on Tabitha's plots (and characters) and Margaret's prose. While historical fiction and historical fantasy are among their favorite genres, they are not opposed to creating stories in more contemporary or future settings as well. Their friendship is a perfect example of how story can bring people together. They talk every day, and most of their discussion surrounds writing, pets, and philosophical ideas. A common thread of their co-authoring creative efforts is the importance of female empowerment.