A year after her husband died, Deborah is still deeply torn over her role in his death, but there’s no one left whom she can confide in without breaking a solemn promise. The prospect of a month-long visit from her … Continue reading →
Why is The Morrígan’s raven crying? Only Britons with hearts for true liberty know! In 43 CE Roman conquest of Britannia seems all but certain — until a chance meeting between King Prasutagus of the Iceni and a runaway slave … Continue reading →
“Chandra had yet to fathom why Jonnecht could not have lived and ruled for many long years, or why it was so urgent that she ascend immediately.” Chandra never asked to rule Kensrik, but fate took a strange course. Known … Continue reading →
Queen Mary Stuart was one of the most beloved and controversial women in Scottish history. The granddaughter of King James IV and his wife Margaret Tudor, Queen Mary’s status as heiress-apparent to the English throne paired with the violence of … Continue reading →
Eliza Ross isn’t who people think she is. In fact, Eliza Ross isn’t who she thinks she is. The old saying is that the truth will set you free, but there are some things more compelling than truth. Eliza Ross finds … Continue reading →
Daydreaming of the dragon he singlehandedly killed, Trilium Bishop is finally returning home for good, when suddenly the aircraft carrying both his knights and their families is routed off course and Trilium is forced into a deathly path that leads … Continue reading →
The once prosperous European kingdom of Arelanda has been plagued with poverty and corruption since the failed rebellion tore it apart. Now, rebels stir again in the capital’s underbelly, vowing to depose the monarchy and overturn the unjust government. Seventeen-year-old … Continue reading →
Dragon Zoo: Apocalypse, by Martyn Perry and Simon Carter Dragons and London: those two things alone were able to get me excited about reading this book. First off, for those of you Anglophiles who want to know if the London … Continue reading →
Her Sweetest Downfall, by Kellie Wallace London during the Blitz, and the bombs aren’t the only thing destroying lives. Read of wartime romance and loss in Her Sweetest Downfall. Viola Craft’s marriage is one of duty and heartache, and desperately trying to … Continue reading →
Fallen Angel, by Ella Scarsdale Fallen Angel is a story of romance and redemption. Arianna, a thief blackmailed into becoming a courtesan and spy, is cast into court life–and the arms of her king. Although I love reading, ever since I … Continue reading →