The Thirteenth Clause of Our Marriage Contract

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Lydia, a duke's daughter from the port city, enters a one-year contract marriage with Cassian, the king's half-brother, to stop a treason trial. Clause thirteen states that a refusal from either party will never count as betrayal. When love and power collide, that single clause becomes the safeguard protecting both of them and the kingdom.

• contract marriage
• court politics
• slow burn
• capable heroine
• right to refuse