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"A delightful journey of awakening, renewal and heartfelt love."
Reviewed by Suzanne Tucker
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted December 10, 2003

Garren once saved William's life on the battlefield at Pointiers. Now on his deathbed, William asks Garren, the only man he completely trusts, for one more favor. Go on a pilgrimage to the tomb of the Blessed Larina and take a message to the monk at the shrine. Garren, once Read more...

"Medieval lovers are going to love this one"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted December 25, 2003

In 1357, Garren carried the severely wounded Earl, William, and the man's armor home from the French battlefields. Though he sacrificed personal wealth by not looting like everyone else did and William's brother Richard the heir blames him that his sibling still lives, Garren knows William is dying anyway. Read more...

The Knave carried a message of death. The Maiden who wrote it would change his life. The knave is a mercenary knight who doesn't flinch when a nun suggests he violate a maiden. But as they travel on a pilgrimage across the England of the Canterbury Tales, her innocence makes him want to believe in miracles. Meanwhile, someone wants them both dead.