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In a time of hierarchy and royals, politically arranged marriages were a daily occurence and marriages - or even relationships - with commoners were more than frowned upon. Princess Isabella of Spain finds herself in a vey celicate situation when she loses her heart to Tony - a young handsome man whom while traveling Italy - yet has been promised to Prince Edward of England. Their marriage was arranged in exchange for England's loyalty to and cooperation with Spain during times of war. And though the Spanich princess has absolutely no desire to be a bargaining chip to her father, she cannot seem to find a way out. She has heard about the horrible rumors regarding Prince Edward's womanizing ways and that, in combination with her love for another man, makes her fight the arranged marriage in every way possible...

For years, Prince Edward of England has set his heart on marrying the young lady he had met in Italy so long ago. He has been seducing women left and right as a form of rebellion; something that now stands in the way of his personal happily-ever-after. Because in opposite to the lovely Bella, the women who throw themselves at his feet have the social status necessary to become the future queen of England. Bella, he believes, is a commoner and therefore out of his reach. However, no one could have prepared him for the moment when he meets his bride, Princess Isabella, for the first time on their wedding day. Standing before him is no other but the charming Bella, who stole his heart in Italy. After the wedding, Edward and Isabella go on their honeymoon but have to return early when France is about to start a war against their countries. Most of the Court welcomes their new queen, with the exception of Edward's former mistresses. All of them are more than willing to cause Isabella lots of trouble...

Sovereign Fate is an underrated gem. Set in 17th-century-Europe, we're transported to a time where love didn't conquer all and women were used as pieces instead of as human beings with feelings. This is one story nobody should miss out on as it's beautifully written and depicts the time period in a very realist manner. The journey of Edward and Isabella's growing and ever changing relationship is intriguing and captivating. I was able to read through this story within a day and loved every moment of it. I was hooked and so upset when I realized it was over! This story is written in third person point of view but alternates between Edward and Isabella.

Sovereign Fate consists of 30 chapters and 98,936 words. Rated M for sexual content, cat fights, and mild language.

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