PG-RATED FUN Why does she have to travel seven hundred years through time to find a decent guy? Brokenhearted Gillian Corbett finally finds the knight of her dreams...in the past. Unfortunately he’s bossy, overbearing, and...betrothed! Fortunately, he thinks she is his affiancéd, which keeps her from garderobe duty. Or worse, being hanged as a spy. She knows she has to get back to her own time before his real fiancé shows up and the truth is discovered, but until she finds a way, she’s going to squeeze every bit of enjoyment she can out of this situation. As far as she’s concerned, this is one relationship in which she gets to call the shots, not the other way around. The dowry provided by his betrothed bought him, lock, stock, and barrel. She’ll gladly whip him into shape for the girl who ends up with him. No thanks required. In the meantime, Jillian owns him, and as every twenty-first century girl knows...ownership has its privileges. Why can’t he find a lady who is obedient, submissive...or at least not trying to kill him? After a horrible first marriage that ended badly, Sir Kellen Marshall is determined to protect what is left of his dreams. He needs an heir, an alliance, and a chaste bride who has never loved another. Would that he’d been choosier in his specifications because what he’s ended up with is a loud, bossy, demanding female who will drive him daft at every opportunity. So why does he feel he’d like to lay the world at her feet if she’d simply give him the chance? When modern meets medieval, can there be a happily ever after? # OF PAGES Approximately 440 pages. (110,000 words) OTHER BOOKS BY DIANE DARCY: Serendipity, She’s Just Right, Once in a Blue Moon, The Christmas Star, A Penny for Your Thoughts.

PG-RATED FUN by USA Today and Amazon bestselling author Diane Darcy. Bewitching the Knight: In Medieval Scotland, if she dresses, talks, and curses like a witch... Archaeologist Dr. Samantha Ryan has figured out where The Scottish Crown is hidden—an artifact that went missing over 750 years ago. Now she just needs to beat her lying, cheating competitor to the Highlands and find it first. When a struggle ensues, they travel back in time to medieval Scotland where, unfortunately, the villagers think she's a witch, tie her up, and start gathering wood for a bonfire. Thinking to play on their superstitions so she can save herself, she curses them all. Not her best idea yet. ...it's time to gather firewood! Laird Ian MacGregor is a dead man walking. It's only a matter of time before one of the many attempts on his life will succeed. When he is informed the villagers are burning another witch, he is enraged and determined to save the hapless woman. Unfortunately the foolish female doesn't know when to keep her mouth shut. Ian rescues her anyway, ensuring any headway he'd made toward earning the villagers’ trust is shattered. Locking her up only makes his people fear the witch in possession of his tower—a witch determined to steal the crown entrusted to him. While trying to find a murderer, keep King Alexander's crown safe, and control the unruly woman who may indeed be gifted with foresight, he finds himself wondering—now that he's caught her, how does he keep her? Past and present are about to ignite. When modern meets medieval, can there be a happily ever after? Bewitching the Knight is a 100,000 word full-length time travel romance. If you liked it, you might enjoy She Owns the Knight.

When the classic party girl... Cara Jones loves her job as a Hollywood make-up artist and the opportunity for excitement and travel it provides. While on set for a movie about Rupert the Brave and Wallace the Traitor, an ancient necklace send her back in time to Medieval Scotland and England to see first-hand how events actually unfolded. She quickly finds that, as per usual, Hollywood got it wrong. Before returning home she wants to correct the injustice done to Sir Wallace, help him recover his good name and home, and try not to fall in love with the big jerk in the meantime. But no reason a girl can’t have a bit of fun in the process, right? ...meets a dark and stormy knight... Sir Wallace of Wolfsbane wants Rupert of Dinsdale dead, dead, dead. His demise in front of King and Castle will avenge Wallace’s father’s death, regain Wallace’s properties, and clear his family name. Everything is working according to his well-laid plans when the lovely Lady Cara appears out of nowhere, forcing Wallace to save her life over killing Dinsdale. As Wallace attempts to regain the King’s trust, save Cara from harm, and prevent her from charming everyone in his keep, he realizes that, while his plans for Dinsdale should take precedence, laying siege to Cara’s heart might well be a goal worth fighting for. ...sparks will fly!!

He wants to marry the perfect woman … ha! A bad relationship left Madison Holland older, wiser, and with goals of her own. She’s determined to get the job she wants and eventually grow a profitable interior design business. And why not? She’s finally in charge of her own destiny. She’ll make it happen by depending on herself this time around. When she’d drawn to England, a priest gifts her a pair of earrings and announces her soulmate will marry another if she doesn’t hurry and claim him! Well, she has finals on the horizon, so … She’s thrust into the past and given The Twelve Days of Christmas to get to know him so she can make an informed decision. She doesn’t need time! She relinquishes her rights! She isn’t interested, anyway, is she? Lord Thomas de Woodville has a castle to run and he’s going to marry so he can check it off his to-do list. He likes his world neat, ordered, and run on a time schedule. Honor is everything and his future wife, already in his sights, must be above reproach. When a priest drops Madison off for Christmas, Thomas is taken by surprise. She’s different. Beautiful, intelligent, and witty, she will best him at every opportunity if he doesn’t stay sharp. It’s just as well that she wants nothing to do with him. He’s already made his decision, and is honor-bound to keep it. Everything changes with a kiss. Can he admit what he’s really looking for is someone perfect for him? And if he does, will it change anything? When Modern meets Medieval, can there be a happily ever after?