Arrow to His Heart Author: Misty Moncur
Series: Stripling Warrior #4
Genres: YA Historical, YA Romance
Format: eBook, Print
Pages: 303
Date: May 19, 2014
Publisher: Eden Books
A broken nose and two black eyes are all it takes for her vibrant young heroine to heal the heart of a scarred and lonely ex-soldier.
Silent and invisible, Kenai was the best spy in the stripling army, but all he wants to do is forget what happened during the war. Nothing feels right at home anymore. What good is being a spy among people who have no secrets? He should just slip away into the woods and go back to being invisible, but that’s hard to do when a pretty little village girl is constantly on his tail.
Isabel can’t help but notice her brother’s friend is acting strange. They say he was a brave soldier, Helaman’s most trusted spy, but men like that don’t sleep all day, refuse to eat, and avoid their friends. So Isabel does a little spy work of her own, and what she finds in the warrior’s wounded heart might just help her find what’s hidden deep inside her own.
Rating: Mild+. Mild kissing; mild sensuality; mild (nonsexual) violence or horror.
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About Misty Moncur
Misty Moncur is the author of the Stripling Warrior series. She always wanted to write, but never knew what to say. When she started to write Daughter of Helaman, she knew she’d found something special to share with readers. Misty loves to read anything with a romance in it, edit, type, stare out the window, and hang with her family.
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