Out of the Dark

Blinded-she by nature, he by loyalty. As a blind woman seen as a flawed commodity, Lady Lynett is used to the idea that she's unlovable. But her parents' plan to force her into a loveless marriage is too much. Wandering, upset and lost in the cellars of the King's castle, the darkness doesn't frighten her, but the murder plot she overhears chills her to the bone. Worse, no one believes her, and the only one she can turn to is a Norman sheriff whose voice sounds disturbingly like one of the conspirators. Basil, Sheriff of Ipswitch, is battle-hardened, fiercely loyal-and torn apart. He's falling in love with the Saxon beauty, and he longs to show her she is worthy of love despite her physical limitation. But the very corruption she is helping him root out may implicate his own half brother. How can he turn his back on family-for an Anglo-Saxon woman? Warning, this title contains the following: a knight that teaches the lady the Medieval mambo in the bedroom.