The Du Lac Chronicles series
By Mary Anne Yarde
By Mary Anne Yarde
The Du Lac Chronicles
N.N.Light Award for Best Romance 2016.
Circle Of Books Rings Of Honor Awards 2016 Bronze Medal Winner
The Golden Box Book Publishing Golden Book Award 2017 Finalist
Discovered Diamond Award 2017
Circle Of Books Rings Of Honor Awards 2016 Bronze Medal Winner
The Golden Box Book Publishing Golden Book Award 2017 Finalist
Discovered Diamond Award 2017
“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.
The Du Lac Devil
(Book 2 of The Du Lac Chronicles)
Readers'
Favorite Finalist 2017
IAN Book Of The Year Award Finalist 2017
Golden Quill Award Winner 2017
Chill with a Book Readers' Award 2017
IAN Book Of The Year Award Finalist 2017
Golden Quill Award Winner 2017
Chill with a Book Readers' Award 2017
BooksGoSocial Readers Choice Award Shortlisted 2017
The Grunter Award Winner 2017
The Grunter Award Winner 2017
Discovered
Diamond Award 2018
Discovered Diamond Cover of the Month ~ January 2018
Discovered Diamond Cover of the Month ~ January 2018
War
is coming to Saxon Briton.
As one kingdom after another falls to the savage might of the High King, Cerdic of Wessex, only one family dares to stand up to him — The Du Lacs.
Budic and Alden Du Lac are barely speaking to each other, and Merton is a mercenary, fighting for the highest bidder. If Wessex hears of the brothers’ discord, then all is lost.
Fate brings Merton du Lac back to the ancestral lands of his forefathers, and he finds his country on the brink of civil war. But there is worse to come, for his father’s old enemy has infiltrated the court of Benwick. Now, more than ever, the Du Lac must come together to save the kingdom and themselves.
As one kingdom after another falls to the savage might of the High King, Cerdic of Wessex, only one family dares to stand up to him — The Du Lacs.
Budic and Alden Du Lac are barely speaking to each other, and Merton is a mercenary, fighting for the highest bidder. If Wessex hears of the brothers’ discord, then all is lost.
Fate brings Merton du Lac back to the ancestral lands of his forefathers, and he finds his country on the brink of civil war. But there is worse to come, for his father’s old enemy has infiltrated the court of Benwick. Now, more than ever, the Du Lac must come together to save the kingdom and themselves.
Can old rivalries and resentments be overcome in time to stop a war?
The Du Lac Princess
(Book 3 of The Du Lac Chronicles)
Readers' Favorite 5 Stars
Chill with a Book Readers' Award 2018
Chill with a Book Cover of the Month 2018
The ink has dried on a Amandine's death warrant. Her crime? She is a du Lac.
All that stands in the way of a grisly death on a pyre is the King of Brittany. However, King Philippe is a fickle friend, and if her death is profitable to him, then she has no doubt that he would light the pyre himself.
Alan, the only man Amandine trusts, has a secret and must make an impossible choice, which could have far-reaching consequences — not only for Amandine, but for the whole of Briton.
Distrust
and greed threaten to destroy the House of du Lac. Mordred Pendragon
strengthens his hold on Brittany and the surrounding kingdoms while Alan,
Mordred’s cousin, embarks on a desperate quest to find Arthur’s lost knights. Without
the knights and the relics they hold in trust, they cannot defeat Arthur’s only
son – but finding the knights is only half of the battle. Convincing them to
fight on the side of the Du Lac’s, their sworn enemy, will not be easy.
Chill with a Book Readers' Award 2018
Chill with a Book Cover of the Month 2018
The ink has dried on a Amandine's death warrant. Her crime? She is a du Lac.
All that stands in the way of a grisly death on a pyre is the King of Brittany. However, King Philippe is a fickle friend, and if her death is profitable to him, then she has no doubt that he would light the pyre himself.
Alan, the only man Amandine trusts, has a secret and must make an impossible choice, which could have far-reaching consequences — not only for Amandine, but for the whole of Briton.
The Du Lac Prophecy
(Book 4 of The Du Lac Chronicles)
Two Prophesies.
Two Noble Households. One Throne.
If Alden, King of Cerniw, cannot bring unity there will be no need for Arthur’s knights. With Budic threatening to invade Alden’s Kingdom, Merton putting love before duty, and Garren disappearing to goodness knows where, what hope does Alden have? If Alden cannot get his House in order, Mordred will destroy them all.
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Mary Anne xxx