Falcon and the Sword

People whisper about Ariel. She is beautiful, independent and the most skilled falconer anyone at Lonegrine Castle can remember. Still, she longs for something she's never known--until he appears at the castle out of nowhere, a wounded Knight Templar seeking the healing powers of the mythical Lady of Lonegrine.

Tropes & themes

Medieval

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