Lady Rowena's Ruin (Carol Townend).

The book "Lady Rowena's Ruina" by Carol Townend describes the story of a young woman named Lady Rowena who finds herself kidnapped by a masked man. She is taken from her convent and found her abductor turns out to be her father's favourite knight, Sir Eric de Monfor.

As Rowena struggles to adjust to her new surroundings and uncertain future, she discovers that despite her new, unwanted situation she may actually find happiness. Sir Eric vows to protect her from harm and gives her a way out. He makes her his bride to be and they spend the rest of their time together. Their passion grows stronger as Sir Eric learns more about her and his nature as he has used violence to get Rowena and the rest of the people he knows become interested in Sir Eric and the two seem to become a memorable couple. The novel recreates romantic and historical scenes about knights and convent girls with an element of risk, social disruption, and familiarity. It explores the emotional impact and physical consequences of religious intolerance, violence against women, coercion, enforced marriages, imprisonment, and war.