Choose The Sky: A Medieval Romance (Swordcross Knights Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Besides, he’d driven off an army the day before. Surely a man deserved a little rest after such a feat. Yet it was not to be. A knock sounded on the door, and after Domina gave permission to enter, Margery stepped into the room. She gave Luc a look of shameless appraisal, but quickly curtseyed to Domina. “My lady,” Margery announced, “your cousin Joscelin is below, in the parlor. He seems rather distraught.” Mina gasped. “Oh, no.” “What’s wrong?” Luc asked. “I thought you got along with your cousin.” “I do! Or I did. But why would he leave his studies?” Not long after, in the bright room below, Luc saw a lanky young man dressed in the plain, somber garb of a clergyman. When he turned to face them, what most struck Luc was the man’s youth. Mina said he was younger than she, but this person was scarcely more than a boy. He wore his pale hair in the customary tonsure, like a monk. His eyes were a remarkably clear blue, and at the moment, his expression was troubled.
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