Harbinger of Books

Morrigan McNab is a woman on a mission to save her clan from starvation. She dresses as a man and participates in raids with her brother to keep food on the table for her people. To do this Morrigan has believed herself to be unworthy of anything. She no longer thinks of herself as a lady and while she wishes for a home with a husband and children Morrigan believes that her past will cloud any decent man’s judgment. Sir Jaques Dragonet is a French man on a mission in Scotland. The Dragons secrets are dark and run deep so deep that they seem insurmountable to any possible relationship with Morrigan.

There was a lot of things to like about this book. To begin with I love the fact the clan was not so honorable that was a fantastic change of pace. I also enjoyed the religious Templar piece perhaps it is me but it seems like medieval history and Christianity would have been deeply intertwined and I really enjoyed how it played out here as something political but with the under currant of faith. Both Morrigan and Dragonet are great characters both are relatively innocent and it was a lot of fun to watch them struggle through what the world says they are vs. who they think they are.

Great book I really enjoyed all of it.