J R Tomlin is the author of twenty-five historical novels. Scotland serves as the main setting for J R Tomlin's historical novels. You can trace her love of that nation to the stories of Robert the Bruce and the Black Douglas her grandmother read to her when she was small, to living in Edinburgh for a time, and to hill-walking through the Cairngorms, where the granite mountains have a gorgeous red glow under the setting sun. In addition to spending time in Scotland, she has traveled in the US, mainland Europe, and the Pacific Rim. She now lives in Oregon. When not writing, JR keeps busy hiking, walking her Westie, and playing computer games.
J R Tomlin is the author of twenty-five historical novels. Scotland serves as the main setting for J R Tomlin's historical novels. You can trace her love of that nation to the stories of Robert the Bruce and the Black Douglas her grandmother read to her when she was small, to living in Edinburgh for a time, and to hill-walking through the Cairngorms, where the granite mountains have a gorgeous red glow under the setting sun. In addition to spending time in Scotland, she has traveled in the US, mainland Europe, and the Pacific Rim. She now lives in Oregon. When not writing, JR keeps busy hiking, walking her Westie, and playing computer games.
A knight torn between blood and oath must choose which king is worth dying for.
Scotland, 1306. Orphaned and raised by an English-sworn foster father, Thomas Randolph knows only duty to his adopted kin. Then Robert the Bruce takes the throne. He takes a vow as a Scottish knight, rides at the Bruce’s side, and stakes his future on a king who...
What starts as a hunt for a runaway noblewoman turns into a deadly game of survival!
Injured in battle defending his lord and now denied service for his injury, Sir Law Kintour is desperate for survival. He never imagined that taking a job to search for a nobleman's runaway wife would lead him to a plot of danger and dirty dealings. When the...
James, 12-year-old heir to the throne of Scotland, is in mortal danger.
His father, King Robert III, is dying, and Robert’s half-brother, the Duke of Albany, is plotting to seize power. The duke has already murdered James’ older brother, and James will be next. James escapes Scotland and the murderous duke. Captured and imprisoned by the English,...
