For My Lady's Honor
Sharon Schulze
'TWAS THE FATE OF WOMEN TO BE AT THE MERCY OF MENBut Lady Alys Delamare, an unwilling sacrifice to her father's ambitions, yearned for a life of her own choosing. And such a life, her rebellious heart proclaimed, included the handsome knight Sir Padrig ap Huw….Thrown together by a stormy tempest, they were drawn to each other–wild and wanton and burning with desire. But Lady Alys was destined for much grander things than a landless knight such as he could ever provide. All he could offer was his protection, his honor–and his passion!
“Show me,”
she said, her whispered demand intense with the maelstrom of feeling whirling through her.
His lips quirked into a teasing smile. “Show you what, milady?” His gaze beckoned her, enticed her to lean closer to him.
Did she have the courage to continue what she’d started? A simple glance at Padrig’s face was all the answer she needed.
“Show me how to kiss, if you please,” she said, in the haughtiest tone she could contrive—though she mitigated that offense with a smile.
“There are many kinds of kisses.” He nuzzled her cheek, then touched his lips to her ear. “You’ve only to tell me what you want, milady,” he whispered. “I am yours to command.”
Unfamiliar desires engulfed her; her body demanded something, but she’d little notion precisely what it was she wanted. What she needed.
All at once the answer came to her. She wanted more...!
Praise for Sharon Schulze’s novels
Lady of the Keep
“A warmhearted tale where love mends old wounds and broken dreams.”
—Romantic Times BOOKclub
The Hidden Heart
“…a medieval romance bound to break your heart, then mend it good as new.”
—Affaire de Coeur
The Shielded Heart
“A fine addition to the author’s L’Eau Clair Chronicles, and one that will make readers look forward to more!”
—Romantic Times BOOKclub
For My Lady’s Honor
Sharon Schulze
www.millsandboon.co.uk (http://www.millsandboon.co.uk)
To my son Patrick and his wonderful wife:
May your life together always
be full of love and laughter.
And in loving memory of my grandmother,
Clara Willey—for card games, Sunday dinners
(and wrestling!) and making each of us feel like
the most special person in the world.
Contents
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fifteen
Chapter Sixteen
Chapter Seventeen
Chapter Eighteen
Chapter Nineteen