The Knight's Vow
Apr 2008 · Harlequin
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Believing she will never marry, Lady Beatrice has made a dramatic decision—she will take up a convent life. But first she must ask a favor of one of her father?s most handsome knights. Wanting to experience, just once, a man?s strong arms around her, she has turned to Sir Remy St. Leger, intending that they should share a kiss.
His startling touch sparks desire deep within her, and all at once Beatrice realizes how much more life—and this man—has to give. Remy wants more, too…. But Beatrice cannot decide whether it is folly to refuse Remy, or folly to love him….
His startling touch sparks desire deep within her, and all at once Beatrice realizes how much more life—and this man—has to give. Remy wants more, too…. But Beatrice cannot decide whether it is folly to refuse Remy, or folly to love him….
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Catherine March was born in Rhodesia, educated in Norwich, misspent her youth in South Africa, travelled alot and lived in Israel. She is the proud mother of three, whose good humour and positive outlook on life are in inspiration to keep her going. She enjoys researching medieval and military history, castles, poetry, music, retail therapy, and a decaf latte while watching the world walk by and planning the next chapter of her latest romance novel. Catherine now lives in Ireland.
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