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Rosie's Games

Romance Carnival 1st Prize. BEWARE THE FURY OF A PATIENT WOMAN. Rosalind Lux died after learning of her husband and sister’s betrayal. And just as she thought she finally found peace, she woke up forty years before her death. With memories from her past life intact, Rosalind vowed revenge. Her plans quickly brought her into the arms of a Duke whose enticing gaze contained mysteries that threatened not just her plans but her heart and body. …. BEWARE THE LOVE OF A CURSED MAN. Punished by the Goddess for his greed, Lucas Benjamen Rothley had been guarding the North for as long as he could remember. For hundreds of years, no woman has ever stirred his heart. That was until the fearsome Rosalind Lux stumbled into his life. Soon, he realized Rosalind wasn’t quite the damsel that she liked everyone to believe. She is hiding a secret so dark it could either end his curse or throw his life amiss. Tags: Revenge, Strong female lead, no rape or abuse, slow-burn romance. Other novels: The Lycan's Sin: COMPLETED Cover is mine. Instagram: @b.mitchylle Discord: MitchyMitch#3750

B_Mitchylle · Fantasy
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565 Chs

Thun of Raston Empire 1

"It is coming for us," Rosalind said. She looked back to where the others were and then towards the Duke. "It might be coming for this little one."

"A beast…" he uttered while looking at her intently. It was as if he was observing her, trying to stare into her soul.

"I don't have time to explain." She approached the little tiger, picked it up then held the Duke's hand. "We should go."

"That is not where the carriages are."

"We have no time, " Rosalind said as she started pulling him away from where the carriages were waiting. The Duke could easily fight the beast coming for them, but she did not want to drag the others into this fight. "We need to get away."

To her surprise, the man just let her guide him away from the carriage.

"The snow is thick… we can use the trees if you want to."

"Use the trees?" she looked up. The branches of the trees around them were at least three to four meters high.