Description: In the second part of Rosalind Miles's Tristan and Isolde trilogy, Isolde has become queen of Ireland after the death of her mother, but she is still unhappily married to Cornwall's King Mark, the uncle of Isolde's great love, Tristan. The suspicious king soon devises a plot to separate his wife and his nephew. When Tristan is wounded in battle, the king sends him to France to be healed, not by Isolde of Ireland, but by her younger namesake, Isolde of the White Hands. The French Isolde instantly falls in love with Tristan and schemes to keep him in France, even convincing him that the queen of Ireland has forsaken him. Despondent, Tristan sends a message to Isolde in Ireland, asking her to send a sign if their love still lives. The sign does arrive, but the queen's jealous rival hides it from Tristan's eyes. What now will become of the great love that Tristan and Isolde have shared? Rosalind Miles's Guenevere novels have more than 100,000 copies in print, and her new trilogy promises to appeal just as strongly to fans of historical fiction and Arthurian romance.

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