Two knights are better than one...Lady Grace never expected to be kidnapped. Why would she? She's a duke's daughter and about to marry her beloved white knight, Prince Isaac. Although Grace manages to escape the bandits... she doesn't do it alone. A masked man sweeps her off her feet, and from their first encounter, she knows he's something special. Thankfully, her betrothed is of a similar mind to her own.Prince Isaac is equal parts delighted to be reunited with his bride and intrigued by her rescuer, a courteous, quiet man named Samuel. He and Grace always wanted a special third on their wedding night-and in their marriage bed-and Samuel might be the one they've been looking for. They simply need to seduce him into believing it as well.Samuel can't help but be enraptured by Grace's beauty and spirit and Isaac's strength and charm. Hiding behind a mask, he knows they will reject him if they see his devastating scars, but their playful coaxing and suggestive smiles force him to wonder if they are as sincere as they seem.Convincing Samuel to join them might prove to be their greatest challenge yet. Good thing Grace is a woman who gets what she wants, and Isaac has a royal's stubbornness.Samuel doesn't stand a chance.Enjoy this spicy single title about a fierce noblewoman, her loyal prince, and their masked knight who pines for acceptance and belonging. M.D. Grimm has wanted to write stories since second grade (kind of young to make life decisions, but whatever) and nothing has changed since then (well, plenty of things actually, but not that!). Thankfully, she has indulgent parents who let her dream, but also made sure she understood she'd need a steady job to pay the bills (they never let her forget it!). After graduating from the University of Oregon and majoring in English, (let's be honest: useless degree, what else was she going to do with it?) she started on her writing career and couldn't be happier. Working by day and writing by night (or any spare time she can carve out), she enjoys embarking on romantic quests and daring adventures (living vicariously, you could say) and creating characters that always triumph against the villain, (or else what's the point?) finding their soul mate in the process.
