My Lady Knight — Suzanne McMinn

SHE COULD FELL ANY MAN WITH HER SWORD...COULD SHE CAPTURE ONE WITH HER KISS?

As untamed as the wildflowers in the meadows beyond Castle Wulfere, Gwyneth knew that womanly pursuits such as embroidery and song suited her brother's new wife, Belle. Gwyneth preferred hunting with the castle's knights, and the solid power of a bow and arrow in her hands. Only one thing inspired a dream of femininity in her--Rorke of Valmond, a man who viewed her as a troublesome child. She never imagined that he would return from war after years away and see her as a child still, or that her rash behavior would hasten them to the altar. For Gwyneth wanted more than a husband in name only--and she vowed to be the woman who would steal Rorke's wounded heart.