The Agents of William Marshal Volume II: A Medieval Romance Bundle
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Sebastian d’Avignon was a big, fat baby and the apple of his father’s eye. All the brothers were enamored with him, as was his mother, who was secretly glad that he had been a boy. She loved looking at the little face, a mirror image of Caius, and happily enough, one month after little Sebastian was born, Alice finally delivered a healthy son.
They named him Caspian.
When The Britannia Viper was sent north to mediate the trouble with Winterhold and Hawkstone, none of them could have ever imagined how rich, how full, their lives would become. Alice and Hallam were finally allowed to experience their own love story, but for Caius and Emelisse, it had been something more.
Far more.
Theirs was a love story that passed on into legend – The Britannia Viper, The Damsel, and the magic of Mynydd Adar that lived on. And, The Roden Twins, which were finally returned.
The legend of love, of a mystical mountain, and of two big diamonds that would last forever.
Children of Caius and Emelisse
Rupert
Atticus
Calix
Sebastian
Alix
Jasper
* THE END *
AUTHOR’S AFTERWORD
I rarely do an afterword but, in this case, I wanted to mention something. I really hope you enjoyed Caius and Emelisse’s tale, but I wanted to mention something that I didn’t want to put in the Author’s Note, so as not to give anything away.
There is much of a young William de Wolfe in this story and I wanted to point out something of interest – the name of his sword. The Eye of the Wolfe, in fact, was the original title for William’s novel, The Wolfe. It was named after his sword – The Eye of the Wolfe. An all-seeing, all-knowing sword with (literally) the power of life and death.
But things change, and the focus of The Wolfe evolved, so I never mentioned the sword in the story because the focus was on several other things – William, Jordan, secondary characters, and a million other points of reference, so I gave up on bringing the name of the sword and the sword itself to the forefront. It took a backseat. However, you saw a sword with a “starring” role in Lespada. If you’ve not yet read that book, make sure you do.
Back when I created these stories, I was enamored with swords named Excalibur and Joyeuse (Charlemagne’s sword). I still am – as you can see, I gave Caius’ sword a name, too – Negotiator. Next year, I have an entire series planned out with each story named after the sword of the knight – Annihilation, Absolution, Destruction, etc. Should be fun!
I sincerely hope you enjoyed Caius and Emelisse’s story. Remember to read all of the Executioner Knights:
By the Unholy Hand (Maxton of Loxbeare)
The Mountain Dark (Kress de Rhydian)
Starless (Achilles de Dere)
A Time of End (Alexander de Sherrington)
Winter of Solace (Caius d’Avignon)
Lord of the Shadows (Sean de Lara)
Lord of the Sky (Kevin de Lara)
(and coming soon)
The Splendid Hour (Peter de Lohr)
Other novels associated with the Executioner Knights are:
Godspeed (Dashiell du Reims)
High Warrior (Bric MacRohan)
Rise of the Defender (Christopher de Lohr, Edward de Wolfe)
Steelheart (David de Lohr)
The Wolfe (William de Wolfe)
Happy Reading!
Kathryn Le Veque Novels
Medieval Romance:
De Wolfe Pack Series:
Warwolfe
The Wolfe
Nighthawk
ShadowWolfe
DarkWolfe
A Joyous de Wolfe Christmas
BlackWolfe
Serpent
A Wolfe Among Dragons
Scorpion
StormWolfe
Dark Destroyer
The Lion of the North
Walls of Babylon
The Best Is Yet To Be
De Wolfe Pack Generations:
WolfeHeart
WolfeStrike
WolfeSword
The de Russe Legacy:
The Falls of Erith
Lord of War: Black Angel
The Iron Knight
Beast
The Dark One: Dark Knight
The White Lord of Wellesbourne
Dark Moon
Dark Steel
A de Russe Christmas Miracle
Dark Warrior
The de Lohr Dynasty:
While Angels Slept
Rise of the Defender
Steelheart
Shadowmoor
Silversword
Spectre of the Sword
Unending Love
Archangel
A Blessed de Lohr Christmas
The Brothers de Lohr:
The Earl in Winter
Lords of East Anglia:
While Angels Slept
Godspeed
Great Lords of le Bec:
Great Protector
House of de Royans:
Lord of Winter
To the Lady Born
The Centurion
Lords of Eire:
Echoes of Ancient Dreams
Blacksword
The Darkland
Ancient Kings of Anglecynn:
The Whispering Night
Netherworld
Battle Lords of de Velt:
The Dark Lord
Devil’s Dominion
Bay of Fear
The Dark Lord’s First Christmas
Reign of the House of de Winter:
Lespada
Swords and Shields
De Reyne Domination:
Guardian of Darkness
With Dreams
The Fallen One
House of d’Vant:
Tender is the Knight (House of d’Vant)
The Red Fury (House of d’Vant)
The Dragonblade Series:
Fragments of Grace
Dragonblade
Island of Glass
The Savage Curtain
The Fallen One
Great Marcher Lords of de Lara
Dragonblade
House of St. Hever
Fragments of Grace
Island of Glass
Queen of Lost Stars
Lords of Pembury:
The Savage Curtain
Lords of Thunder: The de Shera Brotherhood Trilogy
The Thunder Lord
The Thunder Warrior
The Thunder Knight
The Great Knights of de Moray:
Shield of Kronos
The Gorgon
The House of De Nerra:
The Promise
The Falls of Erith
Vestiges of Valor
Realm of Angels
Highland Warriors of Munro:
The Red Lion
Deep Into Darkness
The House of de Garr:
Lord of Light
Realm of Angels
Saxon Lords of Hage:
The Crusader
Kingdom Come
High Warriors of Rohan:
High Warrior
The House of Ashbourne:
Upon a Midnight Dream
The House of D’Aurilliac:
Valiant Chaos
The House of De Dere:
Of Love and Legend
St. John and de Gare Clans:
The Warrior Poet
The House of de Bretagne:
The Questing
The House of Summerlin:
The Legend
The Kingdom of Hendocia:
Kingdom by the Sea
The Executioner Knights:
By the Unholy Hand
The Mountain Dark
Starless
The Promise (also Noble Knights of de Nerra)
A Time of End
Winter of Solace
Lord of the Shadows
Lord of the Sky
Contemporary Romance
:
Kathlyn Trent/Marcus Burton Series:
Valley of the Shadow
The Eden Factor
Canyon of the Sphinx
The American Heroes Anthology Series:
The Lucius Robe
Fires of Autumn
Evenshade
Sea of Dreams
Purgatory
Other non-connected Contemporary Romance:
Lady of Heaven
Darkling, I Listen
In the Dreaming Hour
River’s End
The Fountain
Sons of Poseidon:
The Immortal Sea
Pirates of Britannia Series (with Eliza Knight):
Savage of the Sea by Eliza Knight
Leader of Titans by Kathryn Le Veque
The Sea Devil by Eliza Knight
Sea Wolfe by Kathryn Le Veque
Note: All Kathryn’s novels are designed to be read as stand-alones, although many have cross-over characters or cross-over family groups. Novels that are grouped together have related characters or family groups. You will notice that some series have the same books; that is because they are cross-overs. A hero in one book may be the secondary character in another.
There is NO reading order except by chronology, but even in that case, you can still read the books as stand-alones. No novel is connected to another by a cliff hanger, and every book has an HEA.
Series are clearly marked. All series contain the same characters or family groups except the American Heroes Series, which is an anthology with unrelated characters.
For more information, find it in A Reader’s Guide to the Medieval World of Le Veque.
About Kathryn Le Veque
Medieval Just Got Real.
KATHRYN LE VEQUE is a USA TODAY Bestselling author, an Amazon All-Star author, and a #1 bestselling, award-winning, multi-published author in Medieval Historical Romance and Historical Fiction. She has been featured in the NEW YORK TIMES and on USA TODAY’s HEA blog. In March 2015, Kathryn was the featured cover story for the March issue of InD’Tale Magazine, the premier Indie author magazine. She was also a quadruple nominee (a record!) for the prestigious RONE awards for 2015.
Kathryn’s Medieval Romance novels have been called ‘detailed’, ‘highly romantic’, and ‘character-rich’. She crafts great adventures of love, battles, passion, and romance in the High Middle Ages. More than that, she writes for both women AND men – an unusual crossover for a romance author – and Kathryn has many male readers who enjoy her stories because of the male perspective, the action, and the adventure.
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