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- Feb 12, 2018
#MedMon18 A Kiss of the Highest Caliber
Welcome back to my blog. Guess what? It's Monday and around here that means it's Medieval Monday. How fortuitous :) I have a snippet for you from medieval romance author Laurel O'Donnell. I'm very excited to share A Knight with Grace, book one in The Assassin Knights Series. I'm also excited to read it! Check out this beautiful cover. Lovely. Enjoy ;) If you missed Laurel's snippet last week, you can still see it at Elisabeth Hobbes blog Alarm gripped his stomach in a tig
- Feb 5, 2018
#MedMon18 A Duncurra Legacy Novel
It's a late start on this Monday so let's get into the groove with a new excerpt from Ceci Giltenan and her Highland novel, A Wee Highland Predicament. This is part of the Duncurra Legacy series so enjoy this one and you'll have more to catch up on. Enjoy :) “Be still, lass. My name’s Lucas and I’m trying to rescue ye from these sleeping eejits. If ye start shrieking, ye’ll give us away.” She nodded her understanding, curls bobbing around her face. He let go of her, sliced he
- Jan 29, 2018
#MedMon18 Besieged and Betrothed Oh My!
Besieged and Betrothed by Jenni Fletcher
- Nov 20, 2017
#MedievalMonday Blog Hop Fall 2017
I hope you've enjoyed our blog hop, following along with different snippets every week. Our theme this time was "first encounters" between our heroes and heroines. That's always a fun one read IMHO. Our next theme will be "Author's Choice" but we won't start that one until after the holidays. Without further ado, however - drum roll please! And the winner of our Grand Prize, who followed along and commented on every snippet for several authors, then commented even more on oth
- Oct 30, 2017
#MedievalMonday With Barbara Bettis
Welcome back to another snippet for our Medieval Monday Blog Hop! Comments get you entered into a drawing for a collection of our authors - pretty sweet deal. Today I have Barbara Bettis who is continuing her excerpts from Lady Of The Forest. Enjoy :) Blast. He’d seen her braid. Yet Kate remained reluctant to admit the deception. “Even if you are who you claim, why would Lord Henry be sneaking through a forest, leagues south of his home?” “Searching for the same traitor your
- Oct 16, 2017
#MedievalMonday With Lane McFarland
Welcome back to our medieval blog hop where you have the chance to win a fourteen book collection of some of the best Medieval romances out there just by leaving a comment! Today I have Lane McFarland visiting me with an excerpt from Elsbeth, book IV in The Daughters of Alastair MacDougall. In my humble opinion, she could have easily entitled the series The Fiesty Daughters of Alastair MacDougall because they certainly are that. Enjoy ;) “Ahhh…” Gareth said on a sigh while m