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"I won't have her forced," Jack said. "Let her decide for herself." Amy knew her father meant it. She could say no if she wanted. But this marriage would make everything all right. They could put all the trouble she had caused behind them. Everyone would be happy again. Everyone except her. In nineteenth century New Zealand, there are few choices for a farm girl like Amy. Her life seems mapped out for her by the time she is twelve. Amy dreams of an exciting life in the world beyond her narrow boundaries. But it is the two people who come to the farm from outside the valley who change her life forever, and Amy learns the high cost of making the wrong choice. Sentence of Marriage is the first book in the three-volume "Promises to Keep".

In this collection of 40 ad ths, the author addresses a subject that affects most people if not all: marriage. He deals with questions on the purpose and significance of marriage, and tackles more controversial areas including forced marriage, marrying without the permission of one s parents, and domestic violence. The ad ths are supplemented by a generous commentary which goes beyond a simple explanation of the wording of the ad th to include discussions on how the ad th is to be operationalised, or put into practice, and what implication it has on marital life.

To escape a marriage arranged by her devious stepfather, Allegra Temple stows away in the London-bound coach of the Earl of Wyndham, and the two soon find themselves forced into a marriage of convenience to avoid scandal. Original.

When destiny brings them back together, a reluctant monk forced into marriage and a beautiful virgin, longing to fulfill the forbidden fantasies of girlhood, succumb to the mutual attraction between them during their wedding night. Reissue.

Welcome to the wilds of Montana, where humor, romance, and suspense ride the range. Glowing Sun, a white woman raised by the Flathead tribe, has vague memories of her former life, including a name—Abby Lind. When she’s forced to sever all links with her adopted family, Abby wonders if she’ll ever find a home again. Tenderhearted Wade Sawyer, responsible for Abby’s survival during the village massacre, convinces the knife-wielding woman to return with him to the Sawyer Ranch, never realizing danger lurks behind every corner. Can they survive long enough to fall in love?

Based on true events that took place at the outset of the Georgian Civil War, Dede takes place in the high mountainous community of Svaneti, where there live a people far removed from the modern world. A purely patriarchal society that revolves around forced marriages, pride and tradition dictate the code of daily life. Dina is a young woman promised by her draconian grandfather to David, one of the soldiers returning from the war. Once a marriage arrangement is brokered by two families, failure

Legendary French star Gerard Philipe swash buckled his way into film history as the peasant soldier Fanfan in Christian-Jaque's devil-may-care romantic action-comedy. In eighteenth-century France, Fanfan joins King Louis XV's army to avoid a forced marriage to a local lass. And thus begins an adventure that sees Fanfan getting himself out of close scrapes and into tight squeezes with Gina Lollobrigida's impostor fortune teller, Adeline, on his way to fighting in the Seven Years' War. Filled to t

Katherine of Valois is forced into marriage with King Henry V of England, but the removal of her son from her care and the death of her husband lead her to flout convention by falling in love with Owen Tudor

Broadening the Scope of Human Trafficking Research is an edited reader that not only discusses the myriad of types of human trafficking (e.g. sex trafficking, labor trafficking, prison labor, adoption fraud, child soldiers, organ trafficking, servile marriage/child brides, forced begging and pick-pocketing...) but also the diversity of survivors' identities and the relationship to heightened trafficking risk (e.g. race, ethnicity, undocumented status, socioeconomic status, caste, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity...). The book emphasizes the multiple types of human trafficking and exploitation evident worldwide, with a particular emphasis on identity-based vulnerabilities and those otherwise marginalized in the research literature. The public discourse associated with human trafficking has led the general public to believe that human trafficking is synonymous with sex trafficking. Although this form is emphasized  politically and publicly, it is not the only form of trafficking. It has been revealed that children are illegally sold through false adoption agencies; women are married and then forced into various forms of labor; children become involved in paramilitary organizations and are coerced into fighting as soldiers. All of these activities fall under the umbrella term of human trafficking, but are not often socially or legally represented as such. Similarly, the role of identity based oppression is marginalized in the research literature as well. Transgender, Native, Black, and immigrant people experience increased risk, as do prisoners, those in conflict zones, runaway youth, and those experiencing economic disenfranchisement. Yet, many of these identities and dynamics are virtually invisible in the human trafficking discourse. This reader attempts to bring the  role of identity based oppression and human trafficking in its multifaceted forms into the spotlight.

Women share their experiences with backroom abortions, forced adoptions and marriages, in an attempt to explain the need for legal abortion