Janette's Tale is an exciting medieval adventure.A young huntress, Janette is suddenly trapped into being the prey of sinister forces. Through no fault of her own, she becomes the quarry in a hunt that crosses a kingdom.Assisted by Conrad, a knight of the Order of the White Tower, and a mysterious map found in a sacred glade, they battle their way towards safety. They are befriended by brigands and a knife-wielding Romany girl, Stella. On their quest, Janette also comes face to face with the beautiful Moon Goddess of the Old Religion, and has to preserve her freedom from the Conclave of Bishops. They also become involved in the fate of the throne, having to fight their way out of a web of intrigue that encompasses the very highest in the kingdom.
A fast-moving medieval Fantasy-Adventure.Bennett, a knight of the White Tower, and Stella, a Romany girl with a deadly knife, discover an unexpected love together. Their new marriage is complicated by the rescue of Palima, a Mistress of War, who was imprisoned within a stone ages in the past for her part in a battle against evil.Can Bennett cope with a stranger dwelling within his new wife's head? And can the three of them rally the forces of the Romany and overcome Mandrake, a power-hungry man, who prolongs his life by absorbing the life-energy of the men and women who die on his followers' obscene altars?
The third exciting Medieval Fantasy-Adventure novel of the series, The Chronicles of the White Tower, Winter Moon is a read alone book, although it makes references to, and contains characters from the first two books.Marie Anne, a young Adepti of the Order of the White Tower has the mission to revenge the deaths of some of the Order, and to prevent an overwhelming attack on the Castle. Her mission takes her across the sea in a small boat to the lair of the dreaded Lord Archmont - the self called 'King' of the pirates. Here she meets both friends and enemies, finds a sort of love for the first time, and discovers what sorrow is.
For no apparent reason, the father of eighteen-year-old Marian Fairfax is brutally murdered and she is plunged into a terrifying world of violence.Aided by an ex-SAS soldier, she attempts to discover who caused her father's death, and why. She also has to stay alive - no mean feat under the circumstances.An inheritance, sapphire jewels left to her by her mother, takes on a startling significance when she discovers that the death of her father is directly related to their existence.Someone will stop at nothing to obtain the jewellery, and Marian herself, in order to learn their mysterious secrets.Legacy is the fourth book in the series, 'The Chronicles of the White Tower'. It differs from the first three novels as it is based in both modern times and the medieval age. It is actually book one of a trilogy within the general series. Other books of the trilogy are (working titles): The Summoning and Time Meld.
An inspirational collection of Clerihews and Costellows that will inspire you to stop reading it after a few pages and demand your money back. Sorry, no refunds. Tough luck. Warning: This book contains a smidgen of Bigfoot erotica and isn't recommended for oystermen, newborn babies, roller-coaster enthusiasts and members of the Barney Fife impersonator industry, a.k.a. Big Barn.
After a difficult mission, Marie Anne de Vilmanne, a 17-year-old Lady of the Order of the White Tower is told to return home to her castle, of which she has no memories, and relax.However, on her journey there, she discovers a plot against her, one which involves the theft of her land, and her assassination. And this plot also affects her Order of Chivalry.Discovering traitors in the ranks of her guards and servants, she needs all her intelligence and skill to survive.
Lady Marie Anne de Vilmanne, a seventeen year old Adapti of the Order of the White Tower, agrees to meet a close friend, not realising that this meeting will set off a chain of events that will bring the kingdom to the brink of civil war. First she meets three thieves.Then she meets a Lord and his family.After that she meets the chief of the Guild of Assassins.And a few days later, she meets a Goddess.Marie Anne's life begins to get interesting subsequent to that meeting; although her life expectancy is sharply reduced.A deadly plot, aimed at the lives of nobles and involving the assassination of the young High King, is uncovered. Marie Anne is in a position where she can protect King John and is asked to do so by her Order of Chivalry. But no one foresaw that the King and the Lady would fall in love; least of all the couple principally involved.The arrangement that began as protection for the King quickly became real and romantic, if not passionate. But could the young King, and a Lady with no experience of court life, survive amid the political machinations of experienced nobles, courtiers and the Conclave of Bishops'An Affair of Court' is the 6th novel in the series 'The Chronicles of the White Tower' and follows 'Winter Moon' and 'The Homecoming' in chronological order. It is a 'stand alone' book, and although reference is made to happenings in the previous novels, it is not necessary to have read them in order to enjoy it.
