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England. Winter 1155. Cathryn and Greneforde are one; to possess one is to possess the other. William, a knight under King Henry, has been gifted Greneforde as a reward for service to the king. Greneforde, and Cathryn, are now his. They marry within the hour of his arrival, Cathryn outwardly obedient to the combined wills of God, King, and husband. But is she so? William thinks not. He begins to believe that some treachery is brewing in his beautiful wife's heart, that she plans to resist consummating their marriage, thereby nullifying it and denying him Greneforde, the home he has fought for through long years and across continents. He is determined that she will deny him nothing; not her land, and not her body.
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