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Swan road
Rhowenna has second sight and knows that her true fate lies with a raiding Norseman and not the English prince to whom she is betrothed.
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- "Rhowenna has second sight and knows that her true fate lies with a raiding Norseman and not the English prince to whom she is betrothed."@en
- "Standing on the cliff edge, Rhowenna let her black hair blow wildly by the sea wind, knowing the time for her destiny had come. Her gift of the Welsh "second sight" had brought a vivid vision of her future of a man far more passionate than the callous English prince who was her betrothed. Her true fate must be with the raiding norseman on the red-sailed ship she saw coming ... the blond-haired giant who stepped out of her dreams and into her arms. The man who wanted her for his mate was her supposed enemy, Wulfgar Bloodaxe. But he had ignited a passion that no king could extinguish and no force on earth could end."
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