FIRES OF BRIGANTIA
When a Queen's daughter falls in love with a rebel warlord, two worlds are about to collide.
When the fires of Brigantia Blaze, can true love and Druid magic turn the cursed war into a blessing?
Romans invading Albion, struggle to take the largest tribal area of Brigantia. The Queen of Brigantia, hoping to keep her lands, allies with the invaders. The now - deposed consort King leads a large faction to rebel against this alliance. Civil war looms. Edric, a young rebel warlord and tribal chief, swears revenge for the slaughter of his father, who is beheaded by the Queen for insurrection.
Edric is called home from a feast to the deathbed of his mother. Before he arrives home, a chance encounter throws the handsome warrior into a world of chaos, when he rescues a young girl from the clutches of a wild man. The union between Edric and the girl he has saved is pivotal to the future of Brigantia and Albion. Passion burns when they meet, but civil war places them on opposing sides. How will their lives ever come together out of the chaos and deceit they find themselves wrapped up in?
BOOK LAUNCH
The Druids arrived directly from the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge, for the book launch of ‘Fires of Brigantia’. What a wonderful day. The sun shone and many books were signed. Thank you to everyone who came along and bought a book or two.
Reviews for Fires of Brigantia
“Really enjoyed the book. Loved its storytelling of ancient British history and culture whilst weaving a story of love, trust, loyalty and bravery through its pages.
I am so looking forward to the prequel and or next chapter.”
“I thoroughly enjoyed Fires of Brigantia. Well written, merging history and fantasy. I knew very little of this period of British history and found it fascinating, I learned some things whilst enjoying the story line. Looking forward to the next book.”
“A great first novel with just the right amount of Romance & Celtic charm. I Look forward to reading the next part of the story. Superb debut novel Tina Zee!”
“This is not my usual type of book.
It took a couple of chapters to get into the book then I couldn’t put it down.
I enjoyed the history of Yorkshire, the interesting characters, names and places.
Looking forward to the next book.”