Welcome back to another Medieval Monday because medieval even makes Mondays look better.
Today I have the lovely and talented Brit Elisabeth Hobbes. If you've missed her earlier snippets, you really need to check them out. We have such wonderful writers in our hop, you shouldn't miss even one! Especially if you want to be entered for a chance to win the 14 e-book collection we'll be giving away and don't forget to comment or we won't know you were there.
Without further delay, here's a snippet from Redeeming the Rogue Knight. Enjoy :)
The man gave a whimper of pain and crumpled on to her, his eyes rolling back in his head. He went limp and Lucy realised, aghast, that he was close to passing out. Her hand shifted against his back and touched feathers. The fletch of the arrow was sticking out. Guilt swept over her that she had done such a thing to a wounded man. She bit her remorse down. She had not asked for her home to be invaded, or to be kissed. He had brought it on himself.
She supported him as best as she could, but he was a tall man and broad with it, and was crushing the breath from her as she leaned against the wall.
Follow along with Elisabeth next week when she'll be visiting Mary Morgan.
Redeeming the Rogue Knight by Elisabeth Hobbes
The spy who sought refuge…
When injured spy Sir Roger Danby comes asking for shelter at her inn, Lucy Carew is wary. He may be strikingly handsome, but the disgraced single mother has learnt the hard way with men like him. Against her better judgement, she gives him refuge.
Sir Roger has never been at the mercy of a woman before, and he’s never met one as mysterious and bewitching as Lucy. He hasn't come looking for redemption, but Lucy is a woman who could reach in and touch his closely guarded heart…
Available here: Amazon