The Rebellious Daughter

A romance that threatens the fragile peace between their tribes. Britannia, 62AD. Carys, daughter of Sorcha, the chieftain of the Celtic Dun Creg clan, and Lucius, former Roman cavalry officer, longs to prove herself as a warrior. Instead, her family insists she stay out of danger training her siblings and cousins. Defying their orders, she ventures close to the border of their bitter enemies—the Dumnones—and encounters the handsome and beguiling warrior, Breock. Meeting him once isn't enough and soon she's falling in love with the enemy. Breock, chieftain of the Askel Groghen clan, has one mission: avenge his father's death at the hands of the Durotriges of Dun Creg. A fragile peace treaty between the two tribes, which he mustn't break, keeps the Roman army away—for now. Breock sees a means to achieve his revenge through Carys. But by the gods, soon he's falling under her spell! As passion sparks and loyalties are tested, Carys and Breock must choose between love and duty, peace and war, their pasts and a future they never imagined. Will Breock's growing feelings for Carys overcome his life-long desire to revenge his father's death? Will Carys heed the warnings of her clan and deny her attraction to Breock? The Rebellious Daughter, Book 3 in The Divided Isles Saga, is a spicy, M/F romance with a happy-ever-after ending, set in Romano-Britain during the second decade of Roman control of Britannia. The story features: love at first sight, enemies to lovers, and forbidden love tropes. The Divided Isles Saga is a multigenerational epic tracking the fierce, passionate descendants of Celtic Queen Alina. Set against the backdrop of Britain's most turbulent eras—times of division through war, invasion, and social upheaval—this is a romance series where love must defy the tides of history. Other books in The Divided Isles Saga: Romano-Britain series Beginnings (free Prequel) The Celtic King's Daughter (Book #1) Sons of Rebellion (Book #2) Viking era Enthralled English Civil Wars era Charity's Cavalier