Josie Litton is the author of several NY Times and USA Today bestselling romances. Her stories often delve into the complexities of human relationships and the depths of emotion, offering readers captivating and memorable experiences. With a keen eye for detail and masterful storytelling, Litton crafts worlds that readers love to get lost in.
Set in the mythical island nation of Akora, the story follows a compassionate young woman on a journey to uncover her unique abilities. As she navigates her challenges, she seeks to understand her extraordinary gifts while also discovering her deepest desires. The narrative explores themes of self-discovery and the pursuit of one's true potential against the backdrop of a rich, legendary setting.
The story unfolds in the enchanting kingdom of Akora, where a looming threat endangers its future. The plot centers around a forbidden romance between an outsider and a young princess, whose passionate connection may hold the key to saving the realm. Set against a backdrop of warrior strength and captivating allure, the narrative explores themes of love and destiny within a richly imagined world.
The first book in a brand new trilogy from Josie Litton, which is set during Regency England. The legendary island of Akora has shunned outsiders for centuries. Lady Joanna Hawkforte's brother set out to discover the truth behind the legend and disappeared. Believing he's held captive on Akora, Joanna sets out to find him--and soon finds herself in the arms of Akora's prince.
Growing up in the fortress kingdom of Akora, lovely orphan Brianna yearns to discover the truth about her real identity but finds herself torn between her search for answers, a quest that will take her away from Akora to England, and her love for Atreus, a powerful warrior and destined ruler of Akora. Original.
The narrative centers on the historic peace treaty forged between the Saxons and Norse, a significant achievement attributed to the legendary Viking leader Wolf Hakonson and the noble warrior Lord Hawk. Their wisdom and bravery play pivotal roles in ending centuries of conflict, highlighting themes of unity and the power of leadership in overcoming deep-rooted animosities.