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In "Lord of Hearts" by Mary Gillgannon, readers are taken on a journey filled with secrets, enemies, and a budding love story between Marared and Gerard. Marared, a fiery Welsh woman, is forced into marriage with Gerard, an English knight, as part of a peace treaty. Initially filled with animosity and schemes to end the union, Marared eventually softens towards her fair and kind husband. The story unfolds with suspense, betrayal, and a rough journey to reach a happy ending, all set against the backdrop of Wales. The author's descriptive writing style beautifully captures the Welsh countryside and the characters' emotional turmoil, making it an engaging read for fans of historical romance.

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