A Thousand Heartbeats
Kisses only. Any sex is implied and fully off page.
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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Blurb
El amor tiene un sonido. Suena como mil latidos del corazón al mismo tiempo. Vuelve Kiera Cass con una novela repleta de amor y sentimientos. La princesa Annika ha tenido una vida llena de comodidades, pero ninguna cantidad de lujos puede cambiar el hecho de que es incapaz de controlar su propia vida. El rey, una vez su amado padre, se ha vuelto frío, y Annika pronto se verá obligada a casarse con el hombre que no ama a cambio de privilegios políticos para su desalmado padre. A varios kilómetros de distancia, Lennox ha dedicado su vida al ejército de Dahrainian, para él la idea del amor es simplemente una distracción: nada se interpondrá en el camino de luchar por su pueblo. Pero cuando el amor los encuentra a ambos, quedan atados por su llamado. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Love has a sound. It sounds like a thousand heartbeats. Kiera Cass is back with a novel full of love and feelings. Princess Annika has had a life full of comforts, but no amount of luxury can change the fact that she is unable to control her own life. The king, once her beloved father, has turned cold, and Annika is soon forced to marry a man she doesn’t love, all in exchange for political privileges for her heartless father. Miles away, Lennox has dedicated his life to the Dahrainian army, for him the idea of love is merely a distraction - nothing will stand in his way of fighting for his people. But when love finds them both, they are bound by its calling.
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