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She fled into the night carrying their child, convinced her bond with the man who razed her homeland had shattered beyond repair. In this fantasy novel that weaves together passion, peril, and an impossible choice, nothing is quite as it seems. An Unexpected Proposal by Hae Sa masterfully explores the fragile threads that bind two souls torn apart by destiny and duty. When a woman flees with a child born of forbidden love, she believes she has severed all ties to the powerful figure who destroyed everything she once held dear. But some bonds cannot be broken by distance or time, and some love…
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An Unexpected Proposal novel is written by Hae Sa.
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After a fateful night with the man who conquered her homeland, she escaped with their son, certain their story had ended forever. Years later, he returns with wild, possessive eyes and a shocking declaration: he will claim the child as his own, regardless of paternity or bloodline, even if the boy were another man's bastard. But his words carry a darker truth. He confesses he barely restrains himself from resenting the very child who took her from him. She must abandon any thought of using the