Macbeth's Nieces-2 Historical Romances

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Book 1: Macbeth's Niece

Tessa macFindlaech is sent from her mountain home in the Scottish Highlands to live with her uncle, Thane Macbeth, and perhaps find a husband who'll abide her outspoken ways. When an Englishman visits Macbeth's castle, Tessa distrusts him and isn't shy about saying so. At the same time, she feels an attraction to Jeffrey Brixton she can't deny. 

Three weird women Tessa once met on a hillside predicted that she would travel to England. Though she rejected the odd statement, they were right, for Jeffrey kidnaps Tessa and takes her there. Macbeth becomes "king hereafter," as the crones predicted, and Tessa's adventures prove they are not simply madwomen. She must take care, though, for their words have meanings that are "double, double," and they result in--you guessed it--"toil and trouble." 

 

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 Book 2: Double Toil & Trouble 

Scottish Lasses, Vikings, & Love That Should Not Be Twins Jenna and Jessie macFindlaech live in the Highlands with the rest of the clan until a band of Vikings disrupts their peaceful life. The Viking leader pledges to find their sister Tessa and murder her sons, avenging what he says is a blood debt for the crimes of King Macbeth. To discourage the Scots from trying to stop him, he takes Jessie along as a hostage. Jenna goes after the Vikings with two purposes in mind. She will help her twin escape her captors. Then she will hurry to England and warn Tessa of the Vikings' plan. The story follows the sisters as they navigate the unfamiliar world outside their clan-hold. They meet a kindly priest who believes angels walk the earth. There's a beautiful Viking seer with bones so brittle that each movement she makes is dangerous. And there's William the Conqueror and his wife Matilda, bent on taking the throne of England. Along with their struggles to survive, the sisters struggle against their own hearts. Jessie believes there is no place for a cripple in the life of the man she loves. Jenna refuses to admit her feelings for the Norman she's certain is merciless and deceitful, like every Viking. Macbeth's legacy is strong, creating turmoil long after his own bloody death. Can two Highland girls triumph over the hatred of warring factions? Can love win out over doubt and distrust? This tale of Macbeth's other nieces will have readers believing it can.

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