Sir Andrew de Moray and the Scottish army have suffered defeat and capture in the south of Scotland at the hands of the English, but the news has not yet reached those awaiting their return in the north. CHAPTER THREE Caitrina de Berkely snapped off her thread and examined the Read more…
I’m going to do a short series on my own rules for writing historical fiction. Now these are my rules. I obviously can’t and won’t try to force them on anyone else. In at least one case, I wish I could. The one that absolutely infuriates me when it is Read more…
I was going to wait until this was available on Amazon to post about it, but I’m so excited about the cover that TJ Lindroos did for me that I can’t wait. This novel has involved a huge amount of research and editing. I wanted it to do justice to Read more…
CHAPTER ONE April 1296 “Just beyond the peak, my lord.” The outrider’s voice was dulled by weariness. Under a clear afternoon sky, the man pointed up a beech-covered knoll. Andrew de Moray could already make out the rumble of a moving army. He reined in his charger and jumped from Read more…
What a bad blogger I am. *shakes head* If it is any excuse I am in the midst of a new novel and it is taking a lot of research to do properly. I am deeply into studying and writing about the brief, heroic life of Andrew de Moray. It’s Read more…