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Lady Knight
Roguishly handsome and almost as reckless, Sir Matthew Cameron of the king’s royal guard blunders upon a raven-haired warrior named Pet who instantly captivates him with her fierce sense of justice. Consumed with revenge against the renegades who murdered her entire family, her cold indifference to Matthew intrigues him. Not accustomed to rejection, he vows to make her his own at any cost—even to her. With her help he defeats the gang and turns his bold advances on her. His rash shenanigans only prove to push her further away. He is relentless, however, and she softens—just enough to make him want more. When a staggering opportunity presents itself, Matthew seizes it and forces the beautiful Pet to marry him against her wishes. He realizes too late his selfish act, threatening to alienate him from his family and do the one thing he never sought—emotionally destroy his wife. Only he can renew her crushed spirit, by bringing her home to his family castle and confessing his bond of love for the brave, courageous girl he desperately cherishes.
312 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2000
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August 3, 2021
..just don't.
There is so much emotional bullshit. Gaslighting all over the place! Massive plot holes.
And you read hundreds of pages of "what the fuck?" To get even more shit. Zero steam.
There is so much emotional bullshit. Gaslighting all over the place! Massive plot holes.
And you read hundreds of pages of "what the fuck?" To get even more shit. Zero steam.
October 23, 2015
One of the first real romances I read. The plot has stayed vivid in my mind after many years- it was melodramatic and heart-wrenching, and the writing wasn't amazing, but I really liked it. The heroine is a traumatized twin, female knight, head of household, orphan-collecter, all around do-gooder... And her name is Rose Petal. What's not to love?
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