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Fair Countess
A noble family’s legacy. A forbidden love. A kingdom ravaged by war and plague.
Amid the brutal war between England and France and the devastating grip of the Black Death, Fair Countess follows Lady Elizabeth Beaumont, a young noblewoman torn between duty and desire. Raised to uphold her family’s prestigious name, Elizabeth is expected to obey her parents, marry wisely, and never question the harsh realities of her world.
But behind castle walls, Elizabeth dreams of more. When her heart leads her toward a man of lesser status, she is forced to choose between love and loyalty, freedom and family. With the kingdom collapsing around her, plagued by death, unrest, and the moral decay of society, Elizabeth must find the courage to take her fate into her own hands.
Will her choices lead to disgrace… or a destiny more powerful than her name?
Amid the brutal war between England and France and the devastating grip of the Black Death, Fair Countess follows Lady Elizabeth Beaumont, a young noblewoman torn between duty and desire. Raised to uphold her family’s prestigious name, Elizabeth is expected to obey her parents, marry wisely, and never question the harsh realities of her world.
But behind castle walls, Elizabeth dreams of more. When her heart leads her toward a man of lesser status, she is forced to choose between love and loyalty, freedom and family. With the kingdom collapsing around her, plagued by death, unrest, and the moral decay of society, Elizabeth must find the courage to take her fate into her own hands.
Will her choices lead to disgrace… or a destiny more powerful than her name?
179 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 29, 2025
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