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The first two
novels in my
trilogy are
complete. The mass market paperback of The White Mare (that's the
cheapest one!) was released in the UK in April 2005, and
Australia and New Zealand in June. It has a new indigo and gold cover.
The
Dawn Stag was released in the UK and Australia in June. The Boar Stone
will be added shortly.
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The
White
Mare
is the
first
novel in
an epic
trilogy
spanning
three
centuries,
which
vividly
recreates
Celtic
Britain
at the
time of
the
Roman
invasion:
a land
of
visions
and
dreams,
bloodshed
and
brutal
death.
AD 79
and
Agricola,
the
ruthless
governor
of Roman
Britain,
is
turning
his
attentions
to the
last
unconquered
territory
in
Britain
- Alba,
Scotland.
Rhiann
is a
courageous
and
beautiful
Scottish
princess
and
priestess
scarred
by her
violent
past. Of
noble
blood,
she
faces
what for
her is
the
ultimate
sacrifice
- a
forced
marriage
- to
protect
the
freedom
of her
people.
Eremon
is an
enigmatic
Irish
prince,
an
exile,
who must
seek an
alliance
elsewhere
to
regain
his
throne.
Will he
prove
himself
the man
who can
unite
the
squabbling
Celtic
tribes
against
the more
ominous
threat
of Rome?
With war
and
chaos
looming
for her
people,
Rhiann
finds
herself
drawn
into an
unexpected
journey
of the
spirit
and
heart,
which
will
reveal
the true
purpose
of her
life.
To buy
The
White
Mare, go
to the
UK
Amazon
site at:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0752860178/ref=rm_item |
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The Dawn
Stag
continues
the
journey
of
Rhiann
and
Eremon
and
their
fight
against
the
Romans…
‘Agricola
turned
to the
east,
where
Rome
lay. He
had been
kind and
just,
but like
a
primitive
beast,
Alba
continued
to bite
the hand
of
friendship
that his
empire
extended.
Finally
it was
time for
Alba to
pay.’
For
Rhiann –
a Celtic
priestess
and
queen in
ancient
Scotland
– and
her
warrior
husband,
Eremon –
an
exiled
Irish
prince –
the
prospect
of a
peaceful
and free
future
is
wrecked
by the
threat
of a
Roman
invasion
into the
north.
Theirs
was a
political
marriage,
but from
it has
emerged
a
passionate
love as
well as
a
powerful
public
alliance.
Now in
them
lies the
hope of
a
nation.
For
there is
a new
Emperor
in Rome,
Domitian,
and he
has
commanded
Agricola,
Governor
of
Britain,
to crush
the
troublesome
realm of
Scottish
Alba
once and
for all.
The
predestined
day
draws
near:
the
armies
of Alba
and Rome
will
meet in
an epic
battle
to
decide
the fate
of a
country.
Rhiann
searches
for
guidance
in the
spirit
world,
little
realizing
how big
a part
she will
play in
this
endgame.
Eremon
knows
only
that he
must
risk –
and
sacrifice
– many
lives,
perhaps
even his
own.
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