<p>Banished.&nbsp;</p><p>What could be worse for Liam and his 'castaway' knights than to be unable to protect their beloved king?</p><p>Doesn't matter that the charges were wrong. They are still worthy of knighthood. And Camelot.</p><p>For the widowed Liam of Redbourne, jealousy and betrayal led to his unjust downfall. Now it's only him and his young knights in training.</p><p>Determined to return to Camelot, he will do whatever is required to get them there. Even marry. Anything to prove he's still the man he was before the scandal.</p><p>But what woman would want to marry a banished man?</p><p>A desperate one deemed unsuitable to marry.</p><p>Caelia dreams of her knight in shining armor, but her stubborn opinions and masculine hobbies intimidate most men. When her ailing father accepts a proposal for her from a handsome, older, wealthy knight, she must choose&hellip; marriage or a nunnery.</p><p>For Caelia, a cloistered life is no life at all.</p><p>To her surprise, Liam is not only a man she can tolerate, he's a man she could love.</p><p>But will Liam's past ruin their happily ever after? Or can Liam and his castaways prove they are worthy of knighthood, the king, and most importantly, love?</p>