โ Scribed by Nina Mason
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
**She'll risk everything for their love--even her life.
**Aspiring screenwriter Gwyn Morland is ready for her big break. That means securing the film rights to elusive author Lady Ruthven's acclaimed novel--which means traveling to Scotland. It's a trip timid Gwyn isn't prepared for, and her fears seem justified when her tour bus careens over a cliff outside of Castle Glenarvon. But the plot thickens when Gwyn is rescued from the brink of death by a handsome and mysterious stranger...
Leith MacQuill is not only the writer behind Lady Ruthven's novel, but a shape-shifting faery knight bearing a tragic curse: the woman he gives his heart to will die. Saving Gwyn proves to be a dangerous choice when he finds himself falling for her the longer she stays in the castle. Not even his usual BDSM role-playing games are enough to thwart the intense desire they feel for each other. But to stay together, Gwyn and Leith must embark on a dangerous mission into Avalon,...
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