To
celebrate the release of The Du Lac Devil, I am giving away Kindle copies of my
Amazon best-selling books, The Du Lac Chronicles and The Pitchfork Rebellion.
But hurry, this ridiculously crazy offer is coming to an end very soon!
The Du Lac Chronicles
“It
is dangerous to become attached to a du Lac. He will break your heart, and you
will not recover.” So prophesies a wizened healer to Annis, daughter of King
Cerdic of Wessex. If there is truth in the old crone’s words, they come far too
late for Annis, who defies father, king, and country to save the man she loves.
Alden
du Lac, once king of Cerniw, has nothing. Betrayed by Cerdic, Alden’s kingdom
lies in rubble, his fort razed to the ground and his brother Merton missing,
presumably dead. He has only one possession left worth saving: his heart. And
to the horror of his few remaining allies, he gives that to the daughter of his
enemy. They see Annis, at best, as a bargaining chip to avoid war with her
powerful father. At worst, they see a Saxon whore with her claws in a broken, wounded
king.
Alden
has one hope: When you war with one du Lac, you war with them all. His brother
Budic, King of Brittany, could offer the deposed young king sanctuary—but
whether he will offer the same courtesy to Annis is far less certain.
The Pitchfork Rebellion
When the devil wanted to destroy the
world he would do so with fire. Alden du Lac knew this for a fact, because the
devil had come to Cerniw.
Alden may have driven the man who tortured him from his lands, but he can do nothing to drive him from his dreams.
Alden has become bitter, angry and unrecognizable to those who love him. The only person whom could possible bring him back from the brink is his younger brother Merton. But even Merton is at a loss as to what to do.
As Alden seemingly wars with himself, there is a new threat to the kingdom. A threat that nobody foresaw, or could have possibly predicted…
The adventure continues in this beautiful novella.
Alden may have driven the man who tortured him from his lands, but he can do nothing to drive him from his dreams.
Alden has become bitter, angry and unrecognizable to those who love him. The only person whom could possible bring him back from the brink is his younger brother Merton. But even Merton is at a loss as to what to do.
As Alden seemingly wars with himself, there is a new threat to the kingdom. A threat that nobody foresaw, or could have possibly predicted…
The adventure continues in this beautiful novella.
Links For Purchase
The Du Lac Chronicles
The Pitchfork Rebellion
Pre-Order The Du Lac Devil ~ only 1.99
About the author
Born in
Bath, England, Mary Anne Yarde grew up in the southwest of England, surrounded
and influenced by centuries of history and mythology. Glastonbury—the fabled
Isle of Avalon—was a mere fifteen-minute drive from her home, and tales of King
Arthur and his knights were part of her childhood.
At
nineteen, Yarde married her childhood sweetheart and began a bachelor of arts
in history at Cardiff University, only to have her studies interrupted by the
arrival of her first child. She would later return to higher education,
studying equine science at Warwickshire College. Horses and history remain two
of her major passions.
Yarde keeps
busy raising four children and helping run a successful family business. She
has many skills but has never mastered cooking—so if you ever drop by, she (and
her family) would appreciate some tasty treats or a meal out!
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Take Care,
Mary Anne xxx