Sweet Sorcery — Emily Bradshaw

A warlord bent on conquest of a Saxon stronghold. A Saxon healer and reputed witch who wants only peace, but has visions of war. Amid the enchantment of the Dark Ages, Rutgar and Gisela discover that love is stronger than the iron of a sword.

His sword was in his hand and death was in his eyes...

Until he beheld the maiden, golden, nude, shimmering in the enchanted pond. Rutgar, known as the Falcon, plucked Gisela from the hands of his men and claimed her for his own. He had been commanded by Charlemagne to conquer the territory of Ardun and rule its lands, but Rutgar hadn't reckoned on Gisela of Ardun, the sorceress who would mesmerize him by day and bewitch him by night. She was a healer and a witch, respected throughout her land -- except by Rutgar, the warrior, who did not believe in her powers to enchant. Gisela owed Rutgar her life, so she struck a bargain with the devilish rogue -- her loyalty in exchange for peace. But she hadn't planned on sacrificing herself to him, body and soul, or on the visions that promised only heartache, sunlight glinting on armor, and two knights fighting...over her.