The Forget-me-not flower is a symbol of Brandr Gunnison's promise to Kadlin that he will return from his raid overseas. But things don't always go as planned.
Kadlin Olvisdotter has the ability to sometimes see visions of the future. She warns the Vikings not to leave on their raid, and the next thing she knows she is accompanying them right into the midst of trouble.
Can a dainty blue flower continue to hold meaning, hope, and promise between two people who should be spending their lives together but get torn apart instead?
Genre: Historical Romance
Kadlin Olvisdotter has the ability to sometimes see visions of the future. She warns the Vikings not to leave on their raid, and the next thing she knows she is accompanying them right into the midst of trouble.
Can a dainty blue flower continue to hold meaning, hope, and promise between two people who should be spending their lives together but get torn apart instead?
Genre: Historical Romance
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