The Running Vixen (Wild Hunt Book 2)

Main ideas:

• "The Wild Hunt" series follows Heulwen, daughter of Welsh Marcher baron Guyon FitzMiles, and Adam de Lacey, the ward of her father.
• Heulwen and Adam share a close bond, but circumstances lead Heulwen to marry Ralf le Chevalier, leaving Adam heartbroken and absent on diplomatic missions.
• After Ralf's death, Heulwen faces the possibility of a new marriage arranged by her father with Warrin de Mortimer, a neighbor's son, while Adam, having returned to England, is determined not to lose Heulwen again.
• Torn between duty to her father and her feelings for Adam, now a compelling man, Heulwen navigates emotional and political complexities.
• Heulwen and Adam's rekindling relationship faces threats from Warrin de Mortimer, whose actions could impact the future of the country.

Overall, the "The Wild Hunt" series, focuses on Heulwen and Adam's tumultuous relationship amidst political intrigue and personal challenges, weaving a narrative rich in historical detail and passionate romance. Elizabeth Chadwick masterfully blends historical settings, vivid characterization, and intricate storytelling to captivate readers with the nuances of medieval life and love.

Product description for The Wild Hunt, 1126: Heulwen, daughter of Welsh Marcher baron Guyon FitzMiles, has grown up with her father's ward, Adam de Lacey. There has always been a special connection between them. However, Heulwen's marriage to Ralf le Chevalier causes Adam to embark on various diplomatic missions for King Henry I to distance himself from his heartbreak. After Ralf's death in a skirmish, potential plans are made for Heulwen's remarriage to Warrin de Mortimer, her neighbor's son. Adam, now back in England and with personal reasons to disdain Warrin, fights to win Heulwen back. Caught between familial duty and the stirrings of her heart towards an impressively evolved Adam, Heulwen finds herself and Adam in danger, as crossing Warrin de Mortimer could have severe political repercussions.

About the Author:
Elizabeth Chadwick conducts extensive research as part of Regia Anglorum, an early medieval re-enactment society focused on accurate historical recreation. She also tutors in writing historical and romantic fiction. Elizabeth won a Betty Trask Award for The Wild Hunt and has been shortlisted for the RNA Awards several times. Her work is characterized by meticulous research and vivid storytelling that brings history to life in a unique blend engaging both historical and romance readers.