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Burning Embers

Burning Embers

by Mary Lancaster
Burning Embers

Burning Embers

by Mary Lancaster

Overview

From the fires of war, a new hero rises.

Fifty years after Earl Malcolm MacHeth made peace with the King of Scots, the embers of rebellion remain half-hidden in Ross, ready to be ignited by ambition and resentment.

From childhood, Affrica MacHeth has adored Ferchar, the son of a local priest. Complicated and clever, fun-loving and ambitious, Ferchar secretly becomes the center of her world, and a rare bond forms between them.

But a path to happiness seems impossible. Family, war and rebellion get in the way. And when the last MacHeth rising against the King of Scots is led by her cousin, it is Ferchar, relentlessly loyal to the king, who leads the army against him.

Ferchar would die to protect Affrica, but is love or ambition behind his offer of marriage? And when it matters most, can Affrica really choose Ferchar over her family?

Last Flame of Alba

Book1: Rebellion's Fire

Book 2: A Constant Blaze

Book 3: Burning Embers

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781960184221
Publisher: Dragonblade Publishing, Inc.
Publication date: 02/14/2023
Series: Last Flame of Alba , #3
Pages: 310
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.25(h) x 0.65(d)

About the Author

Mary Lancaster lives in Scotland with her husband, three mostly grown-up kids and a small, crazy dog.Her first literary love was historical fiction, a genre which she relishes mixing up with romance and adventure in her own writing. Several of her novels feature actual historical characters as diverse as Hungarian revolutionaries, medieval English outlaws, and a family of eternally rebellious royal Scots. To say nothing of Vlad the Impaler.Her most recent books are light, fun Regency romances written for Dragonblade Publishing: The Imperial Season series set at the Congress of Vienna; and the popular Blackhaven Brides series, which is set in a fashionable English spa town frequented by the great and the bad of Regency society.
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