Sir Philip d'Apremont, is confident he can fulfil the King's orders to find Lady Rosawyn, the Earl of Liskard's beautiful daughter, marry her and regain her father's lands. Kidnapped by her ruthless brother-in-law, Sir Hugh Noirville and imprisoned in a remote Cornish convent, Lady Rosawyn Liskard, prays fervently for deliverance. When that arrives in the handsome, muscular shape of Philip D'Apremont she finds herself swiftly married and embroiled in a struggle for her inheritance and for her heart. Philip D'Apremont is the illegitimate son of a Norman knight and a Greek captive. Dubbed the 'Saracen' by his enemies Philip has fought all his life to wipe out the slur of his birth. Using his legendary bravery and skills as a warrior he is now in high favoured with the newly crowned Henry II of England. Henry has offered Philip the chance to gain land and a title by marrying Lady Rosawyn Liskard, the daughter of the ailing Earl of Cornwall. There are, of course a few hurdles. Rosawyn and Philip, strangers as they took their vows, marry for very different reasons. Will they be able to overcome betrayal and capture, separation and misunderstanding to finally stand together for their people and for their love? This book has been released previously. It has been re-written, revised and re-edited for release with Total-e-bound