Jayne Castel

Dark Under the Cover of Night Jayne Castel

A king's daughter. The son of his sworn enemy. Forbidden love that could mean death for them both. A sweeping tale of enemies to lovers and revenge set in Ancient Britain.

Raedwyn--daughter of King Raedwald of the East Angles--has just wed one of her father's ealdorman. Although highborn women wed to strengthen political alliances, rather than for love, Raedwyn still hopes for a happy marriage like that of her parents'. But her optimism is shattered on her wedding night, for her new husband is callous and rough.

Raedwyn's life shifts unexpectedly when outlaws ambush her husband's party on their journey back to his long ship. She finds herself captive of a bitter, vengeful warrior who has a score to settle with her father. Raedwyn is his bargaining tool.

Caelin, the outlaw's enigmatic son, follows his father on his quest for revenge. Fiercely loyal to her own father, Raedwyn isn't prepared for her wild attraction to Caelin--or for its consequences.

But in a world where to go against a king's word means death, Raedwyn and Caelin must decide if forbidden love is worth the risk.