Laurel of Locksley
She was raised to be a hero… but is falling for her greatest enemy.
Laurel of Locksley refuses to live in her father Robin Hood’s shadow. Fierce, clever, and impossible to tame, she vows to forge her own legacy…until one mistake leaves her chained to Baron, an enemy guard far too skilled at holding her captive. What begins as sharp-edged rivalry soon sparks a dangerous connection… one that threatens everything she’s sworn to protect.
But alliances born in captivity and desperation are dangerous things.
Laurel fights the pull with everything she has. Baron still serves the Sheriff of Nottingham, the ruthless tyrant intent on executing her father and every last Merry Man. Now, Baron won’t let her go and the worst part is… Laurel isn’t sure she wants him to. His loyalty makes him her enemy. His kindness makes him impossible to hate. And the way he looks at her threatens to unravel every rule she’s ever lived by, but Laurel knows better than to trust the man who keeps her caged.
Whatever burns between them, it cannot be love… not when freedom demands that she escape him.
Laurel of Locksley is the first book in the Descendants of Sherwood series and isfilled with enemies-to-lovers tension, daring escapes, and a forbidden romance forged in rebellion.
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