Hunted like animals across the English countryside, they found no sanctuary – yet their uneasy alliance became a love strong enough to defy even the blackest treachery
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| Daughter of nobility, Anne-Marie de Chalmes faced the guillotine as the
frenzied mob cried vengeance in the madness that was Revolutionary France.
Disguised as a peasant, she set sail for England, only to find herself entangled
with the audacious and irresistible spy, Max Dayton. Hunted like animals across the English countryside, they found no sanctuary – yet their uneasy alliance became a love strong enough to defy even the blackest treachery |
| DC: I was writing about the French Revolution, one of my favorite historical periods, at the same time as I was writing my science fiction novel, The Goda War. That wasn’t the first time I’d written two novels simultaneously, but afterwards, I promised myself I wouldn’t over-commit myself like that again. |
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