The Winter War - by Aurora Chatsworth (Paperback)

About the Book

Harald and Jakob fight their own battles - one in the halls of power, the other in the snowy forests of a besieged nation. With enemies closing in on all sides, they'll discover that the greatest act of love and trust is refusing to let go.

Book Synopsis

Crown Prince Harald expected to spend the rest of his life in the shadows, until his brother's tragic death thrust him into the light. With his father dying and his mother threatening everything he holds dear, Harald must out-maneuver the royal court's deadly games while Finland burns and the man he loves fights for his life on the battlefield.

Jakob Eliasberg has found his purpose on the frozen battlefields of Finland, fighting alongside rag-tag forces of the Finnish army against the Soviet Invasion. But War can't silence the longing for the prince who sacrificed everything to keep him safe from the wrath of a Queen. Miles from Stockholm and the Prince he loves, Jakob fights for himself and brothers, and to become the man who can stand behind the throne of Sweden, and its Crown Prince.

Separated by hundreds of miles and the weight of a crown, Harald and Jakob fight their own battles - one in the halls of power, the other in the snow-covered forests of a besieged nation. With Swedish neutrality handing in the balance and enemies closing in from all sides, they'll discover that the greatest act of love and trust is refusing to let go.