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Medieval Monday | THE PIRATE'S REDEMPTION by Ruth A. Casie

Welcome to Medieval Monday! We have only two more weeks left of our theme of "Celebrations." I hope you've been following along. My guest today is the lovely Ruth A. Casie. She's sharing a snippet from her medieval romance, The Pirate's Redemption. Psst...Ruth is the creator of all our beautiful Medieval Monday videos!


And if you're following along with mine, hop on over to Ruth's blog here!


Enjoy!


 

Snippet from The Pirate's Redemption

“Who will sing?” Wilem called out.


“Gareth,” answered the crew.


Everyone turned toward them.


“So ye no’ only hum like an angel, ye also sing like one, too.” She laughed without missing a step of the dance.


He sang the sailors’ version of a fast-paced ballad, and he coughed when he came to the bawdy words. Someone called out the missing word, sending everyone laughing. After two songs, Gareth and Moira excused themselves.


He handed her an ale from a passing server as they walked away from the crowd.


“You’re more beautiful when you smile,” he said. He peered at her over the rim of his tankard.


A hot flush crept up her neck, and she licked her lips.


Gareth removed the ale from her hands and put both their tankards down.


She didn’t know what to say. What was he going to do?


He took her hand and pulled her along beside him.


“Where are we going?” she asked. They walked deeper into the darkness and turned the corner of a burned-out cottage.


“Anywhere to be alone.”


Follow Ruth for next week’s snippet, the full excerpt, on her own blog (January 27) here: www.RuthACasie.blogspot.com

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Backcover blurb for The Pirate's Redemption

After her beloved father dies, Moira MacDougall becomes chieftain of their small clan. She is tested on every level, not only by her councilors who question her every move, but also by an exiled Englishman who raids her village under the guise of a notorious pirate, Gareth Talbot.


He wants the secret weapon Moira possesses, and will do anything to get his hands on it—including committing murder so he can give it to King Henry to prove his worthiness and be welcomed home.


Moira will follow her destiny and do whatever is necessary to protect her clan.


The real Gareth Talbot is through with love. His last romance did not end well. He suffered a broken heart and doesn’t trust women.


Humiliated, Gareth goes to sea and becomes a captain for MacAlpin, the pirate king. When raids along the Scottish coast are blamed on him, he seeks revenge. Nothing less than death will do.


Moira and Gareth are on different missions but seek the same goal. Can they work together and eliminate their greatest enemy, and in the process, find the one thing they didn’t know they were searching for, true love?


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