When two warriors collide in secret, no legend is set in stone.
Eighteen-year-old Arthur burns for two things: a warrior’s ink, and Bedwyr, his older brother’s shieldmate.
Though the warlord’s son is beyond his reach, a Saxon incursion finally brings Arthur’s chance at the tattoo that will brand him a fighter.
But when he abandons his training in the heat of battle, his reckless ambition costs Bedwyr his sword hand.
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Once, Bedwyr trusted in two things: he was a warrior, and the presumed heir of Uthyr.
Now, reeling from injury and sent away by his father, he’s lost everything. The last person he wants to see is the cub who ignited his disastrous instinct to protect.
Especially when he arrives with Bedwyr’s armor and a dangerously hopeful scheme to restore him to his rightful place.
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