This sequel to the popular "Too Far to Whisper," continues on the same day the first book ends.
In 17th-Century New England, Rosalind Chandler has sacrificed everything ? her home, the respect of her family and townspeople, and the only life she has ever known ? to be with the man she loves. Defying her family, she ventures with him into an entirely new and foreign world...a world where she struggles to understand the customs and beliefs, and fears she might never be accepted. Too soon, she begins doubt the choices she has made, but realizes there is no turning back. Meanwhile, the man to whom she previously was betrothed seeks his revenge...and becomes the source of her most terrifying nightmares.
NOTE: Some strong sexual content and violence.

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Arianna Eastland is a native New Englander whose fascination with the Native-American culture and its history in her area led her to read everything she could on the subject. One book she read alleged that many Pilgrim women who were kidnapped and held for ransom by Native-American warriors opted not to return to their husbands because they became infatuated with their captors. This gave Arianna the idea for her first romance novel, TOO FAR TO WHISPER, set in 17th-Century New England. When she is not writing, Arianna enjoys hiking, traveling and art. She also confesses that one of her guilty pleasures is watching TV reality shows.