Medieval Monday with Rue Allyn

                                       Medieval Monday

                                                week #10

Today I have Rue Allyn joining me on the Medieval Monday blog with an excerpt from her book, Knight Errant.

You'll find my excerpt from The Highlander's Welsh Bride on her blog here: https://www.rueallyn.com/blog/


Fra Basti, known as The Hand of God, is determined to wipe out those who oppose him, and Lady Juliana Verault is high on his list. Trapped in her room as she prepares to flee the city, she may have disregarded Sir Robert's warning to her peril.



Excerpt:

The words hissed in her ear, the minty sweetness of his breath a counterpoint to the stench of his meaning.
“I have committed no sin.”
Basti laughed. “How quaint. Lies, disobedience, envy”—he cast a glance at the rumpled beds—“lust, and worst of all, heresy. Woman, you cannot fail to commit sin.” The smile left his face abruptly. “Come.”
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Be sure to leave a comment for Rue to be in the running for her giveaway -- an eCopy of Knight Errant. A winner will be randomly selected and announced on Medieval Monday, September 9, 2019.

Miss last week and a chance to comment? Check it out here: barbarabettis.blogspot.com
Follow Rue to next week's snippet on her own blog (September 2, 2019) here: www.rueallyn.com/blog/ Blurb:
Set during the early days of the Inquisition, Sir Robert Clarwyn must find a way to compel Lady Juliana Verault to return to England, or he’ll lose any chance of regaining his family lands and redeeming his heritage. Yet Juliana must complete her mission to ensure a safe future for her gender in the church. With danger and intrigue mounting, Robert and Juliana must rely on each other and risk everything … including their hearts.
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