Ravensworth

It is 1071, in an England now harshly ruled and occupied by the Normans. Peace is a distant memory for the Saxon people as rebellions and retribution ravage the land and decimate the population. Luc De Malvais is the leader of the famed Breton Horse Warriors, a legend in battle, a feared and ruthless swordsman who has spent months quelling the rebellions in Northumberland. He suddenly finds himself in the eye of the storm in northern England when Alain Rufus orders him to manage and control a large rebel area around Ravensworth. However, it is not long before he is experiencing the full violence of the maelstrom that breaks around his head. He faces the most dangerous challenges of his life when he finds unexpected forbidden love with a beautiful rebel but encounters a savage and merciless enemy. This brutal Saxon leader intends to take revenge against these invaders. Full of hatred and rage, he resolves not only to drive out the Normans and destroy Malvais, but he wants to make the Horse Warrior suffer before taking both his life and the woman he loves.Praise for Ravensworth: The opening book of The Breton Horse Warrior Series."A good story and a great read. The intrigue and fighting keep it moving at a good pace. Braxton is the perfect villain." Tim Walker- Author."I found this a fascinating and riveting book; I was disappointed that I would be reading something else tomorrow: I look forward to Book 2 'Rebellion'. " Andy Mitchell."A very clever, well-crafted mash-up of fact and fiction, with engaging characters and a gripping storyline." Jan Spencelayh."I found it difficult to put down. The book has a great pace and keeps you involved." Rebecca Rowntree."What an incredible book this was. Read it in two days; I just couldn't put my kindle down." Charlie Albrighton.If you are followers of historical fiction authors such as Ken Follet, Conn Iggulden and Robyn Young, you will love this book.