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Betrothed
by Lola White
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witching society, magic and politics are the only things that matter, and
marriages are arranged for advantage rather than love.
Humiliated by a string of broken betrothals, Ileana Lovasz only wants freedom from her manipulative grandfather. So when she’s forced into meeting her next suitor, she decides to give the budding relationship all she’s got.
Eliasz Levy simply wants an alliance with Ileana’s brother Silviu, a man rising through the witching ranks. That is, until the Lovasz woman arrives at his home and stirs up emotions Eliasz never thought to feel.
Silviu has bigger things on his mind than his sister’s marriage. Georgeanne Davenold, Silviu’s betrothed and the key to his rise in power, is back in his life after a ten-year separation that left her distrustful of his intentions. Their union is a novelty, spanning the divide between matriarchal and patriarchal Families. Their union is also alarming, combining the influence and magic of two witches only heard of in myth and legend.
Ileana, Eliasz, Silviu and Georgie must build an alliance that will help them all get what they want, but with too many lies and too many enemies, the game they’re playing turns treacherous.
When the two women come under attack, neither Silviu nor Eliasz knows which is the target. They only know that they will protect the women their hearts have claimed as their own, even though that means defying the traditions of witching society, risking every goal they hold dear and confronting the dangerous members of their own families.
Reader Advisory: This book is best read in sequence as part of a series.
Humiliated by a string of broken betrothals, Ileana Lovasz only wants freedom from her manipulative grandfather. So when she’s forced into meeting her next suitor, she decides to give the budding relationship all she’s got.
Eliasz Levy simply wants an alliance with Ileana’s brother Silviu, a man rising through the witching ranks. That is, until the Lovasz woman arrives at his home and stirs up emotions Eliasz never thought to feel.
Silviu has bigger things on his mind than his sister’s marriage. Georgeanne Davenold, Silviu’s betrothed and the key to his rise in power, is back in his life after a ten-year separation that left her distrustful of his intentions. Their union is a novelty, spanning the divide between matriarchal and patriarchal Families. Their union is also alarming, combining the influence and magic of two witches only heard of in myth and legend.
Ileana, Eliasz, Silviu and Georgie must build an alliance that will help them all get what they want, but with too many lies and too many enemies, the game they’re playing turns treacherous.
When the two women come under attack, neither Silviu nor Eliasz knows which is the target. They only know that they will protect the women their hearts have claimed as their own, even though that means defying the traditions of witching society, risking every goal they hold dear and confronting the dangerous members of their own families.
Reader Advisory: This book is best read in sequence as part of a series.
I write what I write, which is erotic fiction. Sometimes horror, sometimes paranormal, sometimes romance. It’s all sexy, and hopefully not predictable because I like to twist reality at its edges in my story. I like delving into the emotions of my characters, I like finding their strengths and weaknesses, and I like to see and show how they get themselves out of whatever trouble has found them. But sometimes, they can’t, and there is no happy ending. Don’t try to label my collection of tales beyond the most basic description, EROTICA, because I write whatever story comes to mind, whatever speaks to me. Take a look around, I think you’ll find something that speaks to you, too.
Lola White is the author of Demon's Bond, Monster's Chains and Ties of Family, her psychic trilogy, as well as several short stories. She's currently working on two other series and making copious notes on all the plots racing through her imagination.
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