The Turkey Leg Girl's Summer
A Renaissance Faire Romance

About this book:

Maeve sells fourteen-dollar turkey legs from a smokehouse booth; Will straps knights into steel for the joust. Both are broke, sweating through a Maryland summer, and desperate for tips—until Maeve pitches a scheme: a fake, flirty courtship played out in front of the lunch rush. A plucked dandelion here, a dramatic sonnet there, and suddenly the crowd is eating out of their hands, stuffing jars with fives and twenties to help the "star-crossed" squire win his smoke-stained maiden.

The script is tight, the chemistry is convincing, and the cash finally flows. But between the heatstroke, the dust, and the late-night beer-fueled debriefs behind the stables, the line between performance and something dangerously real starts to blur. Will’s calloused hands know exactly how to lace armor—and how to brush a strand of hair from Maeve’s neck. Maeve’s sharp tongue hides a heart that skips when he calls her "my lady" and doesn't sound like he's joking.

*The Turkey Leg Girl's Summer* is a sun-soaked, sweat-slicked Renaissance Faire romance where the garb comes off, the walls come down, and two working-class dreamers discover the best hustle of the season might just be falling for each other. Huzzah for the real thing.