Teaser!
"I
am fi-fine," she got out a little breathlessly as he caught her arms to
steady her. "Really," Alice added when he continued to look
concerned. After a brief pause, he swallowed and nodded, then turned to grab at
the reins of his mount.
Her
gaze moved distractedly back to the small swatch of blue cloth on the ground by
her feet. She was about to draw Jonathan's attention to it, when she was
suddenly caught by the waist and lifted onto his horse.
Alice
promptly began to protest. "Oh, really, my lord. There is no need for us
to ride. I can walk back to the clearing. I—"
At
last she gave up her protests, mostly because he was ignoring her. He mounted
in front of her and drew her hands around his waist.
"Hold
on," he instructed.
Alice
nodded against his back, breathing in deeply to try to steady her nerves. It
was rather novel to be in such close proximity to a man. She had never done so
before. Unmarried women were simply not allowed such familiarity. Of course,
this was an unusual circumstance, and…
KNIGHT OF MY DREAMS:
From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Lynsay
Sands comes a classic short story of a knight in need of a bride …
Lady Alice knows she is not the type to entice a man. She's
too voluptuous, too intelligent, too strong minded. Why, she even reads! But
then Jonathan, Earl of Fairley, arrives at court. Tall, dark and handsome, the
knight is any woman's dream. And he has just been ordered by the king to find a
bride … and Alice is to help him!
Jonathan has been evading his mother's matchmaking schemes
for years, so why does she insist that Lady Alice isn't for him? Alice is only
to aid in his search for a bride, yet Jonathan can't help but be distracted by
her glorious hair—the color of a sunset—and a figure that is like a lush berry
about to burst to full ripeness … Has Jonathan fallen prey to love?
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Nope never had one....I did secretly stalk an older boy way back when I was a freshman in high school...which I think barely qualifies.