Subduing the
barbaric hordes came easy, until he married one of them.
Everyone in the Celtic Catuvellauni village assumed Ness would marry the man she had loved since age fifteen. Their eventual matrimony seemed preordained. His inscrutable rejection of Ness sends shock through the entire community. Heartbroken but resilient, Ness accepts a marriage proposal from a most unlikely eligible bachelor.
Battle scarred and weary of solitude, Roman Tribune Aquilus trained to do just one thing all his life—stoically serve the empire. The beautiful tribeswoman perfectly answers a long ignored call from deep within his soul. Though he adores his new bride, when Ness harms a political connection, Aquilus lays down the law.
But Celtic women aren't inclined to submit to inconvenient rules, and the only obstacle standing between Ness and a Celtic divorce is Aquilus's garrison of legionaries.
Will Roman might, Celtic stubbornness, or something else entirely prevail?
Everyone in the Celtic Catuvellauni village assumed Ness would marry the man she had loved since age fifteen. Their eventual matrimony seemed preordained. His inscrutable rejection of Ness sends shock through the entire community. Heartbroken but resilient, Ness accepts a marriage proposal from a most unlikely eligible bachelor.
Battle scarred and weary of solitude, Roman Tribune Aquilus trained to do just one thing all his life—stoically serve the empire. The beautiful tribeswoman perfectly answers a long ignored call from deep within his soul. Though he adores his new bride, when Ness harms a political connection, Aquilus lays down the law.
But Celtic women aren't inclined to submit to inconvenient rules, and the only obstacle standing between Ness and a Celtic divorce is Aquilus's garrison of legionaries.
Will Roman might, Celtic stubbornness, or something else entirely prevail?
Buy book 2, When
Gambling here.
She rolls the dice,
but only God controls the cost of her wager.
Cara of Camulodunum dreams of traveling the world, but as the daughter of a blacksmith, the height of her exploration is the plebian carpenter’s shop of her intended. Then she meets the patrician’s son, Eric Paterculi, who regales Cara with tales of Greece and Hercules.
Cara of Camulodunum dreams of traveling the world, but as the daughter of a blacksmith, the height of her exploration is the plebian carpenter’s shop of her intended. Then she meets the patrician’s son, Eric Paterculi, who regales Cara with tales of Greece and Hercules.
The sons of Roman noblemen are meant to become soldiers and politicians, and Eric’s father, the Legate of Britannia has illustrious plans for Eric. However, Eric fails rhetoric class and seems more interested in training for the Olympic Games than for statesmanship.
At the training grounds, Victor Ocelli, a member of the Viri piracy ring, befriends Eric in order to use him against his father.
The more Cara learns about Eric, the more she desires to break free from the restrictive rules of her intended. But breaking the rules lands Cara in a bondage worse than she could have imagined. Only Eric can save her, but will a patrician defy his familia to rescue a plebeian?
Watch for the September 22 post for a chance to enter and WIN a copy of For
Life or Until or other cool prizes by commenting below and telling me what
historical era you enjoy reading about most.
SUPER SPECIAL BONUS!
Cedric of the Catuvellauni: A “Choose Your Adventure”
Short Story & Giveaway
Cedric of the Catuvellauni is a short story prequel to the four book Love & Warfare Series
A Catuvellauni village in the province of Britannia, the Roman Empire,
Summer 84 A.D.
On September 22, a SPECIAL TOUR will be offered in which you can CHOOSE which way the story of Cedric will go. Watch for your opportunity to play along.
About the Author:
Anne is a mental health counselor,
military spouse, and mama to an opinionated preschooler named “Joe-Joe” and a
very dramatic baby named “Chip.”
Anne is a mental health counselor,
military spouse, and mama to an opinionated preschooler named “Joe-Joe” and a
very dramatic baby named “Chip.”
Reading Rosemary Sutcliff as a
middle school student and taking Latin in college instilled in her a love of
the Roman Empire, leading to her Love & Warfare series. Moving to the CO
Rockies inspired her to write the Lawmen & Suffragette series, romantic
comedies set in the Old West. Working in mental health got her interested in
writing women’s fiction.
When not writing or reading, you can
find Anne introducing her boys to the outdoor wonders of colorful Colorado.
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