Living Past: Medieval Series by Annie O. Liberty

I may be a medieval expert, but I didn’t travel to the past looking for a white knight. He found me. Too bad Sir Robert Montague isn’t interested in winning me. He wants the one thing I can’t give him: everything I know about jousting. Now I’ve got a tenacious, all too-hot knight on my heels and I don’t know how much longer I can turn him down. I don’t lose. Battles, jousts, women: I win and I take every advantage I can get... moreI may be a medieval expert, but I didn’t travel to the past looking for a white knight. He found me. Too bad Sir Robert Montague isn’t interested in winning me. He wants the one thing I can’t give him: everything I know about jousting. Now I’ve got a tenacious, all too-hot knight on my heels and I don’t know how much longer I can turn him down. I don’t lose. Battles, jousts, women: I win and I take every advantage I can get. So when I stumble upon a lady with an impressive knowledge of the art of jousting, I listen. And I want more. Lady Lisette is unlike the other women I’ve pursued. Flirtation and flattery won’t get me anywhere. For the first time in my life, a lady expects more from me than pretty words and a pleasurable night between the sheets. And for the first time, I want to give it to her. The Tourist and the Knight is book one in the Living Past: Medieval Series. It is a standalone two-hour instalove novella featuring a handsome knight, a clever heroine, and an unlikely romance. less

I may have been left at the altar, but I’m determined to enjoy my honeymoon.I shouldn’t be alone. I should be drinking mead and watching sweaty knights mow each other down with my husband. Instead, I’m nursing a broken heart.Until I meet Prince Rupert.With Adonis-like good looks and a flair of chivalry that comes naturally, he’s impossible to resist. So, I let myself fall... moreI may have been left at the altar, but I’m determined to enjoy my honeymoon.I shouldn’t be alone. I should be drinking mead and watching sweaty knights mow each other down with my husband. Instead, I’m nursing a broken heart.Until I meet Prince Rupert.With Adonis-like good looks and a flair of chivalry that comes naturally, he’s impossible to resist. So, I let myself fall. I shouldn’t and I know I can’t stay but maybe, for a little while, I’ll let myself forget about the present…I came to the tournament to find a wife, not fall in love. A prince with a thriving country needs one thing: heirs. Heirs with a respectable woman who brings political connections and a large dowry to the marriage. I have lived my life for my country but in four days, I could destroy it all. She has a lowly title, no connections, and I can’t keep myself away from her.The Tourist and the Prince is a two hour standalone novella in the Living Past: Medieval series. It features a serious prince, a jilted bride, and a happily-ever-after no one in the present or past could prevent. less