For one week only (May 10-16),
Rogue Knight is on sale on Amazon (US and UK) for 99¢!
It’s
a special for those of you who have read The
Red Wolf’s Prize, book 1 in my award winning Medieval Warriors series, but have yet to
pick up book 2. It’s a great way to get ready for Rebel Warrior, book 3, to be released May 17.
You can preorder Rebel Warrior now on Amazon.
Or, if you like, pick up the series thus far! On Amazon.
What the readers say:
"WOW! WOW!
WOW! The Red Wolf's Prize is an absolutely spectacular medieval read! Totally
got swept off my feet! Loved it! Beware this book is definitely one for the
keeper shelf!"
-- Tartan
Book Reviews
"Beautifully
written, perfectly paced, action packed, with a passionate and epic love
affair...what more could you ask for? 5 stars." -- The Book
Review
“Rogue Knight is yet another brilliant novel from Regan Walker. She is a
master of her craft. Her novels instantly draw you in, keep you reading and
leave you with a smile on your face.” -- Good Friends, Good Books
“... flawlessly crafted…” -- We Who Write
And from an early reviewer of Rebel Warrior:
“Ms.
Walker has written another WOW, Medieval Romance. Fast paced, action packed
story of betrayal, passion, destiny, fate, healing, romance and finding peace and
a HEA. Walker is a talented storyteller, who pulls readers into the story and
holds them transfixed. A page turning Medieval Romance!”
–
My Book Addiction
An excerpt from Rebel Warrior:
As they approached
the last ridge where they would begin their descent to the River Clyde, instead
of the quiet she expected, men’s shouts, cries of terror and women’s screams
rent the air.
Urging her pony
forward, she reached the crest and slid her feet to the ground. Wide-eyed, she
stared into chaos fifty feet below where two longships with dragonheads
carved into their stems were belching forth silver-helmed warriors wielding
axes, swords and spears.
Northmen.
The
longhaired raiders shouted what sounded like battle cries as they ran across
the sand toward her father’s hillfort, ruthlessly cutting down her father’s men
as if butchering cattle.
Men moaned as
they fell, pierced through with spears and swords, grunting their last as blood
spurted from their bellies.
Unarmed
servants shrieked as axes sank into their backs.
Panicked
women ran in all directions, shouting for their children.
Catrìona’s heart raced and
her mouth gaped as she watched the unfolding terror. She gripped the seax at
her waist. “A Dhia m'anam!” God preserve us! “I must go to
them!”
Angus pulled her
back from the crest. “Keep away from the edge lest they see ye. The bushes
provide scant cover.” Grabbing up the reins of the horses, he led them away
from the ridge.
“But—” She looked
toward the crest, unable to see but desperate to know if her father’s men
prevailed. “I want to help…”
“Ye can do nothing
fer them, milady,” Angus said in a low voice as he returned to her. “Stay down.
We can only await the end of it.”
Fear of the brutal
Northmen warred with the desire to help those she loved. Rising panic nearly
overtook her as she remembered what she had heard of Norse raids. But what help
could she offer? In the face of so many bloodthirsty warriors, she would only
become another victim. Angus, sworn to protect her, might die trying to prevent
her death.
With the sounds of
the mayhem ringing loud in her ears, Catrìona dropped to the
ground and crawled on her belly to the edge of the rise, pulling her hood over her
flame-colored hair to blend with the shrubs.
Angus came to
join her, lying on his stomach in the grass. “Are ye certain ye want to see
this?”
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