Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed on 5/8/2006 + 3389 more book reviews

Camilla knew she should be scandalized by the command to beguile Wickingham Castle's newest guest, but seeing as she'd already been pinned beneath the handsome knight's large body and felt his hot flesh pressed against her own, she could hardly muster up any indignation. And giving in to her desire for the man would result in a greater good. A Justice of the King's Bench, Sir Stevyn Strongbow had come to destroy a man whom Camilla knew to be a saint, a bishop who had saved her from perdition. If she could sway Stevyn from prosecuting the innocent priest, she would be doing God's will. But if the bishop was blameless, why had she been asked to resort to seduction and lies? Camilla knew she must learn for herself. And in her quest, the beauty feared that her greatest obstacle would be her greatest temptation: Sir Stevyn, a man of strong convictions.

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