Amy T:Frozen heart (Heart Series 2)

MainCharacters

Ayla: Ayla is a resilient and determined young woman who was once a princess but is now a slave. She has a strong sense of justice and a deep hatred for her father, who caused much suffering. Ayla is intelligent and resourceful, often finding solace in books and her pet snowcat, Kerra. She interacts closely with Milton, a Fire Mage who becomes her friend and protector.

King Rhobart: Rhobart is a stern and battle-hardened king who harbors deep resentment towards Ayla's family. He is initially cold and cruel towards Ayla, seeing her as a symbol of his enemies. However, as the story progresses, his complex feelings towards her begin to change. Rhobart is a man of few words but is deeply loyal to his people and his kingdom.

Ayla and Rhobart's Relationship: Their relationship starts with mutual hatred and distrust. Ayla sees Rhobart as the man who killed her father and enslaved her, while Rhobart views Ayla as a reminder of the war and his losses. Over time, through various trials and shared experiences, they begin to understand and develop feelings for each other, leading to a complicated but deep bond.

Main Themes

'Frozen Heart' explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the transformative power of love. Through the characters' journeys, the novel delves into the impact of war and hatred, and how individuals can find healing and strength in unexpected places. It also highlights the importance of understanding and empathy in overcoming deep-seated prejudices and personal traumas.

Hot Chapters

Chapter 1

Snow was falling from grey clouds as a small carriage advanced slowly on the lonely road. The carriage was surrounded by war horses—their riders looking battle worn and tired. The warrior in front, who seemed to be their leader, kept looking at the sky from time to time with a frown. Then he would look at the carriage as if he could see the young woman inside of it.

Chapter 2

When the King didn’t close the carriage’s door, Ayla knew she was meant to follow him. She looked outside. It had stopped snowing, but the day appeared to be as grumpy as King Rhobart. She wrapped the cloak tighter around her and wondered if she could keep it once she was in the Royal Palace.

Chapter 3

After many attempts and failures, with the help of Milton, Ayla got on the horse. Her dress was not suitable for horse riding, and she had to ride sidesaddle. As Milton got on top of the other horse, Ayla gripped the saddle as hard as she could. In the forest, an ice wolf howled, and Ayla was sure her horse would start running and throw her off his back.

Chapter 5

Somewhere between life and death, then and now, here and there, delirium and reality, nightmare and dream, whispers and more promises than Ayla could remember, phantom touches, calloused fingers, and strong hands on her skin, she slowly started feeling better.

Chapter 7

When Ayla finished studying herself in the mirror, she decided to inspect her new room. Given that this was her new room. It was simple but beautiful. Feminine. Apart from the bed, two white nightstands, a table with two chairs, and a mirror, there was also a wardrobe, a desk with an armchair, and an empty bookshelf. Soft rugs made from animal furs covered the stone floor.