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12/30/2019 4 Comments

Medieval Monday with Laurel O'Donnell

Medieval Monday

Week #7

Who else thinks this is a beautiful cover? I just love it!
Laurel O'Donnell is sharing an excerpt from A Knight Before Christmas today's Medieval Monday blog.

You'll find my snippet from The Highlander's Crusader Bride on Laurel's blog here: http://www.laurel-odonnell.com/blog.html

Excerpt:
Gabriel had stood beside her, hearing the callous words, as he
approached. His brother was a cad. But when Eve lifted her tear
ringed eyes to him, Gabriel felt his stomach drop. All he wanted to do
was go into the room and bash his brother in the face.
Instead, he hooked an arm around her shoulders and guided
her away, down the hall, away from the Great Hall, away from the
room with his brother.
He felt a hitch in her breathing as they walked and squeezed
her tight. “Do not waste your tears on such hateful words,” he
whispered. “You are far from repulsive.”

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Drop by to continue reading the excerpt from A Knight Before Christmas next week at Ruth A Casie’s website –
www.RuthACasie.blogspot.com

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12/23/2019 7 Comments

Medieval Monday with Judith Sterling

Medieval Monday

week #6

Join me in welcoming Judith Sterling on my blog today with an excerpt from her book, Night of the Owl.

You'll find my excerpt from The Highlander's Crusader Bride on her blog here: https://judithmarshallauthor.com/blog/

Excerpt:

Beside Constance, Robert grinned. “What else is a younger son to do? Other than work toward knighthood, as William and I did.”
A long-buried ache resurfaced and tugged at Hugh’s heart. He dismissed it and looked to their mother.
She nodded. “Thankfully, knighthood suits you both, though it has given my nerves a beating on several occasions.”

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Follow along next week on Barbara Bettis’s blog: http://www.barbarabettis.com/index.php/blog/

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12/16/2019 4 Comments

Medieval Monday with Ruth A. Casie

Medieval Monday

Week #5

Pirates ahoy on today's Medieval Monday blog! Come party with the pirates from Ruth A. Casie's book, The Pirate's Redemption.

You'll find my snippet from The Highlander's Crusader Bride on Ruth's blog here: http://ruthacasie.blogspot.co.uk

Excerpt:

They ate and laughed with the others until every belly was full and satisfied. The meal over, everyone gathered around the pile of wood in the middle of the green, eager for the bonfire to
begin. Wilem began to play his lyre. One of the sailors took out a flute, another a drum. Moira and Gareth found a place to sit and made themselves comfortable.
Tonight, she didn’t want to be their chieftain, only a villager, or a pirate’s wench. From their perch, they gazed at the sea and were lost in the sound of the breaking waves on the shore.
Gareth draped his arm around Moira’s shoulders and grinned.
“I love the colors at sunset,” Moira said.
He pulled her closer, and she shivered. Gareth tilted his face toward her.
“Are you cold?”

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Follow along next week (December 23) for excerpt #6 here: https://barbarabettis.blogspot.com
Please leave a comment below. Miss last week and a chance to comment? Check it out here:
https://judithmarshallauthor.com

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12/9/2019 13 Comments

Medieval Monday with Sherry Ewing

Medieval Monday

Week #4

I'm pleased to welcome Sherry Ewing on my blog today with an excerpt from To Love a Scottish Laird! There's a wedding in the air!

You'll find my snippet from The Highlander's Crusader Bride on Sherry's blog here: https://sherryewing.com/blog/

Excerpt from To Love a Scottish Laird:
Douglas began pushing his way through the crowded room, and Catherine’s eyes widened once she noticed him walking in her direction. Her hand shook when she raised it to tame an errant lock of hair, and he had the sudden desire to kiss away her fears. After all, they were to be wed. The sooner she accepted they were promised to one another, the better ’twould be.

Follow along next week Barbara Bettis’s blog at
http://www.barbarabettis.com/index.php/blog/

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12/2/2019 10 Comments

Medieval Monday with Bambi Lynn

Medieval Monday

week #3

I'm happy to have Bambi Lynn with me today for a look at a celebratory dinner from her book, Marek, The Knights of Stonebridge, Book 1.

Kitty has been planning a surprise dinner. It's going to be a hit!

To follow my snippet from The Highlander's Crusader Bride, join Bambi on her blog here:
https://bambilynnblog.wordpress.com/

BLURB:
Boring accountant, Kitty Petty, struggles to get through each day one at a time since the brutal murder of her husband. She spends every free moment caring for her young daughter, until the night she wakes to find her bed on fire.
Kitty doesn’t know how she got to the year 1196, much less how to get back. But if she doesn’t, her daughter will be institutionalized. Having failed to save her child from the clutches of a madman. Kitty vows to protect her future. But going back to her time means risking her own life and separating her from the knight she has grown to love.
Marek Stone wants to protect his wife from the people of Stonebridge. Katherine has been declared a demon after her miraculous rise from the funeral pyre, and the villagers want justice.
Kitty must return if she has any hope of saving her daughter. However, the knight who loves her
will do anything to make her stay.

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