Physically and emotionally scarred from childhood, his icy demeanor masks a softer, more vulnerable character.
Living in a fortress surrounded by foreboding forests and wild dogs while facing a distant, unfeeling husband inside its walls, Persephone is sure she will never be happy again.īut Adam, the Duke of Kielder, is not entirely what he seems. When an unexpected marriage proposal forces her to choose between her own happiness and her family’s welfare, Persephone finds herself relegated to life in a secluded castle as the wife of a bitter duke. In "Seeking Persephone," Persephone Lancaster’s family is on the verge of financial ruin. Initially self-published and has been out-of-print the past three years, Eden’s well-loved story has returned to bookstore shelves. The re-release of Provo author Sarah Eden’s Whitney Award-nominated book, “Seeking Persephone,” thrills the hearts of her fans and Regency lovers everywhere. “SEEKING PERSEPHONE,” by Sarah Eden, Covenant Communications, $16.99, 280 pages (f)
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