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Set against a backdrop of Viking conquest, a fierce heroine finds herself unexpectedly wed to her enemy. As she navigates the complexities of love and loyalty, the story explores themes of power, passion, and the clash of cultures. The tension between duty and desire unfolds as she learns to embrace her new life, leading to an unexpected alliance that could change everything. This tale promises a blend of romance and adventure, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of a woman caught between two worlds.

Two Viking short stories Two alliances at the altar! In Her Bought Viking Husband by Lucy Morris, Orla strikes a deal with enslaved Jarl Hakon to protect her land. She'll buy his freedom if the handsome warrior marries her! In Chosen as the Warrior's Wife by Sarah Rodi, at the Emperor's bride show, Viking Fiske must choose noblewoman Kassia to save her from an unhappy fate. But his new bride holds a secret that threatens their newfound desire...

Set against the backdrop of the Regency era, this romance weaves a tale filled with intrigue and passion. The story features compelling characters navigating societal expectations and personal desires, leading to a whirlwind of emotions and unexpected encounters. With its blend of tension and allure, the narrative promises to captivate readers who enjoy a mix of romance and historical context. Expect a delightful exploration of love's complexities in a richly detailed setting.

Kidnapped by the warrior Tempted by the man...

Coming soon! The Viking She Loves to Hate by Lucy Morris will be available Jul 25, 2023.

In close quarters... With the Viking she'd loved and lost

A challenging wife For a warrior Viking

A timeless and comforting picture book debut about the power of music to transform hearts and minds. From a tiny window, way up high, came a delicate tune. A melody, a song, a sound so sweet ... Day after day, the song drifts on to the breeze and through the town. It makes the old feel young and comforts the lonely. It fills the whole town with joy and kindness. No one knows who sings the song, but they know it is good. Until one day, the music stops. Can the town work together to save the song for everyone? In a gorgeous, lyrical story, debut picture-book creator Lucy Morris celebrates the joy of music, the importance of community, and the beauty of simple kindnesses. Sometimes it's the smallest things that draw us together. Perfect for fans of The World Made a Rainbow, this beautiful picture book is one to read again and again.

Exploring the evolving role of NGOs in western civil society, this book addresses the challenges they face amid shifting values and increasing commercial practices. It questions the capacity of these organizations to provide ethical leadership while grappling with issues like spiritual disconnection and gender discrimination. Utilizing frameworks from postmodernism, feminism, and narrative practices, it examines the dynamics between employers and employees, highlighting tensions in faith, gender, and business operations. The work is aimed at professionals and leaders in the human services sector.