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Leda Williams is an FBI agent on the
hunt for a serial killer at a Renaissance Faire. Not where
you would normally look, but with the killer’s weapon of
choice—a mace—it fits. Leda is pretending to listen to her
fortune, too bad she is psychic and knows she is hearing
garbage. But it gets interesting when a tall, dark and
seriously handsome man walks by the same time she is told to
expect to meet a special one. Maybe there is something to
this fortune after all.
Sir Calum, a knight, travels with the
Faire along with his family. Calum has been the tournament
champion for years running and when he gets Leda to offer a
favor if he wins. It’s a given that he will collect. Calum
is more than just the tournament champion; he has a secret
and a reason for living and traveling with the Renaissance
Village. Getting Leda into his tent is the first thing on
Calum’s list, but when it becomes apparent that something
strange is going on, Calum is determined to find out just
why Leda is at the village. An old enemy has resurfaced and
puts both Leda and Calum in harms way. Will the magic of
the Renaissance be enough to save them?
An FBI agent—dressed like a Lady—and a sexy knight meet up
and sparks fly in Faire Justice. Leda is just
one member of a team out to get a killer. Calum knows just
who Leda might be to him, but something is off about it.
There was a mischievous and sensual wind when Leda saw Calum
while getting her fortune told. When Calum won his favor,
sparks and passion flew free with a trace of humor. I could
tell that something or someone was trying to focus on Calum
but I never would have guessed who or why. As a true
believer of magic, I have to say that Ms. Pillow delivers in
spades with Leda and Calum. Faire Justice is
a keeper, filled with passion, magic, murder and of course,
love. |
