A murder, a mix-up, and a midnight missive make for one unforgettable Highland romance… Welcome to Medieval Monday Week 6! Our theme is "First Kiss" and I'm proud to host author Sophia Nye. I just started reading the featured book A Highland Autumn from her Seasons of Scotland series. I absolutely love it. There is not a dull nanosecond -- things are hopping from the start -- and the characters are wonderful.
For more First Kiss snippets, be sure to visit Medieval Romance Lovers on FB! We can also be found on Twitter, #MedMonSpring21. For this week's snippet of Tremors, stop by Sophia's blog. Now for the snippet: “I’m terribly sorry to intrude,” she apologized. The solar was reserved for the use of the family. Only invited guests were typically allowed entry. Her blunder was clearly making her uncomfortable. Ronan approached her, noticing for the first time that she carried a small ceramic jar. Adelina saw him inspecting it, and quickly offered an explanation. About the book: When a fiery, red-haired Englishwoman falls for the laird’s charming, off-limits son, their passion ignites a fire that threatens to engulf the clan. Ronan Calder, eldest son of Clan Calder's laird, is going to stay as far away from marriage as he can get. After losing his mother and beloved sister during childbirth, Ronan knows there is no way he could ever inflict such a fate upon any woman. Things get a little complicated when he meets the enchanting new scholar and mistakes her for his future bride. Adelina Matheson has every intention of becoming the first female scholar at Oxford, and the quick wit to prove it. The only thing she's missing is permission to attend lectures. When the masters challenge Adelina to serve as advisor to a Highland laird in exchange for entry, she is left with little choice. She agrees to the challenge - surely she can manage such a simple task to prove herself. Except that once Adelina arrives at Calder Keep, she realizes that nothing about her task is simple. She must battle her alarming attraction to the laird's handsome son while enduring the laird’s beastly temper. The only other Englishwoman is also her competition for Ronan's affection, and the entire clan is under threat of attack at the upcoming Samhain celebration. Can Ronan and Adelina put aside their personal troubles and save Clan Calder, or will they doom the entire clan? See last week’s snippet on Bambi Lynn’s blog: www.bambilynnblog.wordpress.com Follow along next week on Daryl Devore’s blog: https://daryldevore.blogspot.com
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3/15/2021 07:22:29
I wonder what's in the jar! An intriguing snippet, Sophia. Happy Medieval Monday!
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Sophia Nye
3/15/2021 07:44:43
Thanks for reading, Judith!! Happy Medieval Monday! :)
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ANASTASIA ABBOUD
3/15/2021 08:54:49
I'm wondering, too! :) Thank you for visiting, Judith! Happy Medieval Monday!
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Sophia Nye
3/15/2021 07:45:14
Thanks for hosting me, Anastasia! Happy Medieval Monday! :)
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Anastasia
3/15/2021 08:55:56
Sophia, I am honored! Wishing you a great Medieval Monday and a wonderful week ahead!
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Cathy MacRae
3/15/2021 08:24:00
Great anticipation, Sophia! Looking forward to the next snippet!
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Anastasia
3/15/2021 08:56:46
Thank you for stopping by, Cathy! Best wishes for a wonderful Medieval Monday!
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Sophia Nye
3/15/2021 09:32:11
Thanks, Cathy! Happy Medieval Monday!
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Barb Bettis
3/15/2021 09:20:03
Hmmm. Can't wait for next week to see what this is :) Have a great week, everyone!
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Sophia Nye
3/15/2021 09:33:17
Thanks for reading, Barb! Happy Medieval Monday!
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Mary Morgan
3/15/2021 12:30:31
Oh, intriguing scene, Sophia! Happy Medieval Monday! :)
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Sophia Nye
3/15/2021 18:38:53
Thank you, Mary! Happy Medieval Monday! :)
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