Category: Medieval Monday

  • Medieval Monday with Judith Sterling

    Medieval Monday with Judith Sterling

    Welcome to another Medieval Monday. Today’s guest author is Judith Sterling. Read on to find out why Judith likes to write medieval romance! Enjoy. Some of the first romances I read as a teen were set in medieval England. I loved the passion of the period—the High Middle Ages (11th – 13th centuries) in particular—and…

  • Medieval Monday with guest Bambi Lynn

    Medieval Monday with guest Bambi Lynn

    Hello everyone and welcome to another Medieval Monday! For the next several weeks, we’re going to introduce you to the authors who have been participating in our Medieval blogs. Starting us off is Bambi Lynn who will tell you why she enjoys writing medieval romances. Enjoy! Why I write Medieval: My first introduction to Romance novels…

  • Medieval Monday with author Sherry Ewing

    Medieval Monday with author Sherry Ewing

    It’s Medieval Monday and I’ll be winding up our villain theme with an excerpt from A Knight To Call My Own. Lynet of Clan MacLaren has been abducted and Callum of the Davidson clan is none to pleased with her. Enjoy this final excerpt in our #MedievalHop and thank you for all your support! Excerpt: “Only a fool…

  • Medieval Monday with guest Rue Alleyn

    Medieval Monday with guest Rue Alleyn

    It’s excerpt twelve with our villain theme for Medieval Monday. My guest today is Rue Alleyn and her characters from Knight Errant. We hope you enjoy this excerpt. Happy reading! A Bloody Knife excerpt 12 from  #KnightErrant by @RueAllyn  Robert topped the landing on the inn’s upper floor, forcing himself to slow to a walk. In…

  • Medieval Monday with guest Lane McFarland

    Today’s Medieval Monday is featuring guest author Lane McFarland and her characters from Lindsey. We hope you are enjoying our villain theme. Happy reading and enjoy excerpt eleven! Excerpt: “The commander takes delight in torturing them.” Lindsey’s head snapped to the man who stooped beside her. “Seems to hold a real interest in them.” He grabbed…

  • Medieval Monday with guest Bambi Lynn

    Medieval Monday with guest Bambi Lynn

    It’s another Medieval Monday and today’s guest is Bambi Lynn and her character from Lucan. Happy reading and enjoy excerpt ten! Excerpt: From the flat of his back, Lucan blocked a blow that would have been fatal to any other human. He pulled his knee to his chest and struck out at the man’s groin.…

  • Medieval Monday with Ruth A. Casie

    Medieval Monday with Ruth A. Casie

    Our villain theme for Medieval Monday continues with excerpt nine. Today’s guest is Ruth A. Casie and her characters from The Highlander’s English Woman. Isn’t the cover just lovely? Happy reading and enjoy! Excerpt: “You didn’t waste any time getting here.” The rude remark directed toward Jamie raised his temper even more. The man’s baiting…

  • Medieval Monday with guest Cathy MacRae

    Medieval Monday with guest Cathy MacRae

    It’s week eight for our Medieval Monday villain’s theme and today’s guest is Cathy MacRae with her characters from The Highlander’s French Bride. Happy reading and enjoy! Sometimes betrayal is closer than you think Melisende raised her hands to embrace her sister. “Lucienne, stop! You can live with us.” Lucienne waved her away. “Non.” Melisende’s arms…

  • Medieval Monday with guest Laurel O’Donnell

    Medieval Monday with guest Laurel O’Donnell

    Today’s guest on Medieval Monday is Laurel O’Donnell and her characters from Angel’s Assassin. Enjoy this excerpt as we continue our villains theme! EXCERPT SEVEN “You remember,” Roke hissed with an approving nod.  “It took you months to forget that girl.  But I never did.  I thought that somehow, someway if I could use your…

  • Medieval Monday with guest Barbara Bettis

    Medieval Monday with guest Barbara Bettis

      Another Medieval Monday is upon us and today my guest is Barbara Bettis. This is the sixth stop in our villain’s blog hop and she’s sharing an excerpt from The Lady of the Forest. Enjoy! Excerpt:  “I—we all—thought him dead,” Kate put in, “so I wed Sir Hubert.” A frown darkened the priest’s face. When…