A second princess. Another key to the treasure. And a cruel king desperate to squelch the growing rebellion.
A second princess. Another key to the treasure. And a cruel king desperate to squelch the growing rebellion.
Raised in an isolated abbey, Lady Maribel desires nothing more than to become a nun and continue practicing her healing arts. She’s carefree and happy with her life…until a visitor comes to the abbey and reveals her true identity as one of the lost princesses.
When he was a young boy, Edmund Chambers helplessly watched King Ethelwulf murder his family. Edmund escaped and has lived in the abbey ever since, uniquely trained to work with wild animals. Secretly, he loves Maribel and desperately hopes she doesn’t complete her holy order vows.
When King Ethelwulf’s army arrives at the abbey to capture Maribel, she flees with Edmund across the desolate Highlands in an attempt to reach Adelaide’s rebel army. Edmund can no longer hide his love, but can Maribel give up her dreams of becoming a nun to love him in return?
Reviews for Foremost
- Lori: “Too bad I couldn’t give more stars than 5. This certainly does deserve it! Better than any young adult book I’ve read before!”
- Kailey: “Wow! Jody Hedlund has outdone herself with this one! Each book in this series just keeps getting better and better! Maribel was a very likable character and Edmund was a great hero. I loved them!”
- Susan: “I loved this very much! Hedlund tells a medieval tale so well that this reader was captivated and stayed up quite late to finish this book. I highly recommend not only this book but the series.”
- KP: “This tale is an exciting continuation to the storyline that began in the novella, Always.”
- Sylvia: “Hedlund excels in writing inspirational historical romance, and readers won’t want to miss the latest addition to the Lost Princesses series.”
- Nancy: “This series continues to captivate and draw me in. Definitely a great read for all ages teens and above.”
- Angeline: “This was a great book, it might even be better than the first two books and I didn’t think that was possible. I would recommend this book to girls 13 and up. This is a good clean christian book, with a wonderful message.”
- Becky: “I appreciated the message of the book that if you are doing God’s will, that is the best place to be and He will bring about greater things than you could ever imagine. “
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