She's hunting for where she came from. He's running from where he's been

"[Sing Me Home] is proof that people can change, one man can make a difference, and that romance novels can be funny, and lusty, and still cross into deeper territory." —Detroit Free Press

Ireland, 1307

Blessed with an angel's voice, Maura escapes from the convent she grew up in, determined to join a band of traveling players. They'll be her protection on the roads while she searches for the parents who placed her as a baby on the convent steps. But once face-to-face with the seductive, sinfully handsome vagabond who rules the troupe, Maura wonders if she wouldn't be safer traveling alone.

Nothing but a hanging awaits Colin at the end of his journey, but that doesn't stop him from welcoming the lovely Maura into his merry band of minstrels. He needs her golden voice as entry into the noble house of William Caddell, the man he's oath-bound to kill. But strong, wild-hearted Maura is the kind of woman this jaded warrior-poet has never known—a confident dreamer who believes in happy endings. He vows to keep the songstress safe . . . but can he protect her from himself?