Dvorní dáma – Keats Rowan (2025)

A love, adventure, and chivalric-romantic story set against the backdrop of conflicts between the Scottish and English kingdoms in the second half of the 13th century during the reign of English King Edward I, known as the Hammer of the Scots.

Although the relations between Scotland and England have been outwardly friendly in recent years, treacherous plans are being woven beneath the surface. Court lady Caitrina de Monfort finds herself in a precarious situation. Her sister is suffering in the captivity of Girik, a henchman of English King Edward Longshanks, who now forces Caitrina to spy on the widowed queen and demands even more for her sister's release. The clever noblewoman has a plan to free her sister, but it is thwarted by a young charismatic courtier who appears at the queen's temporary residence.
However, Brian MacLean is not who he claims to be. He has stolen a precious item, and to escape his pursuers, he has disguised himself among the queen's servants. Caitrina manages to retrieve the stolen treasure and, in exchange for its return, demands Brian's help in locating and freeing her sister.
Their enemy, however, is cruel and merciless, and the young couple and the captured girl find themselves in life-threatening situations more than once. Even if they manage to...