Emotionally scarred by a childhood without love or respect, Lady Joanna Preston of Orwich has chosen to become a nun rather than be a pawn of another man like her father. Before she can complete her vows, she is abducted from the priory by Sir Rylan Kempe, Lord Blaecston. His plans to use her in a political scheme against King John quickly go awry when he meets this woman who is as stubborn as she is beautiful. Two strong characters fight their conflicting purposes while succumbing to their uncontrollable passion. Becnel is a skilled writer who knows how to make the setting come alive and the story never slows down until the final climax.
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