Dearest reader … let me catch you up.

Gwen, our lady knight.
Isobelle, our knight’s lady.

They fight monsters, and they’re in love. Well, they fought one monster, once. And while they are in love, they haven’t discussed that fact with each other, and neither wants to be the first to bring it up. This is going to be fine.

This story includes:

– Seaside mysteries

– Brooding redemption arcs

– A cursed town

– A sea monster

– Medieval tourist attractions

– An evil sorceress

– A crumbling dark tower

– Moonlit magical rituals

(Ignore all the tentacles, everything is definitely fine …)

Saddle up your dragons: We’re going on a road trip!

Gwen and Isobelle’s happily ever after in Darkhaven has hit a few speed bumps: Isobelle can’t access her dowry, Gwen’s meeting a mixed reception among the other knights, and the question of ‘what next?’ is looming large. If they’re going to avoid focusing on these minor issues, they need a distraction, and fast. And you know where is lovely this time of year? The seaside. Never mind that it’s midwinter. Also, never mind the sea monster …


Praise for LADY’S KNIGHT:

– ‘A sapphic delight, full of jousts, jaunts and courtly love. Lady’s Knight sparkles with wit and charm.’ NYT BESTSELLING AUTHOR, C.S. PACAT

– ‘Kaufman and Spooner are auto-buy authors for me’ NYT BESTSELLING AUTHOR, SUSAN DENNARD

– ‘A delightful tale full of swoony romance and the very best banter in the realm!’ NYT BESTSELLING AUTHOR, BETH REVIS

– ‘Clever, funny, thrilling, and romantic. Perfect for fans of A Knight’s Tale!’ NYT BESTSELLING AUTHOR, F.T. LUKENS