It’s time for another Medieval Monday. Today I’m sharing an excerpt of the first encounter from Judith Sterling’s Soul of the Wolf. Remember to leave a comment here for a chance to win a copy of this and all the other books featured.
She held out the garment to him. With a grumble, he took it. The woolen cloth was remarkably hot from her touch.
A second raindrop skimmed the tip of his nose. “I’ll take my leave of you, then,” he said, bowing. “My lady.”
“My lord.”
He turned and started down the hill. His mind was spinning.
Soul of the Wolf – Blurb
A Norman loyalist, Lady Jocelyn bristles when ordered to marry Wulfstan, a Saxon sorcerer. She nurses a painful secret and would rather bathe in a cesspit than be pawed by such a man…until her lifelong dream of motherhood rears its head.
A man of magic and mystery, Wulfstan has no time for wedded bliss. He fears that consummating their marriage will bind their souls and wrench his focus from the ancient riddle his dying mother begged him to solve. He’s a lone wolf, salving old wounds with endless work. But Jocelyn stirs him as no woman ever has.
Their attraction is undeniable. Their fates are intertwined. Together, they must face their demons and bring light to a troubled land.
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