There can only be one lion of Skye.Vidav thought he was finally living a life of glory—the warrior's path he dreamed of as a farmer. However, when his brother, Fennigus, reveals himself as the enemy queen's champion, it becomes anything but.Vidav must defeat his brother in order to fulfil his oath to kill the Queen of the Hillmen.If he does not fulfil his oath, his clan will be unavenged, and the Isle of Skye will remain under enemy rule.If he does fulfil his oath, his brother may die.In the end, which will win—honour or family?Even worse, a dragon has been flying over Skye...The Lion of Skye is the second book and epic conclusion to the Bronze Sword Cycles duology, a historical fantasy adventure set in 200 B.C. on the Isle of Skye, steeped in Celtic mythology and culture.

"Nothing is unconquerable; even our gods can die."Brennus is destined from birth to become a warrior, despite his farmer's life. But when the Hillmen kill his family and annihilate his clan, he now has the opportunity to avenge those who he loved.Brennus must survive endless hordes of invading Hillmen and magic-wielding sidhe, aided by only a band of shifty mercenaries, and an ancient bronze sword.Failure means his family and clan go unavenged. Victory will bring glory to Brennus and his ancestors.Hag of the Hills is a historical fantasy novel set in 200 B.C. on the Isle of Skye, steeped in Celtic mythology and culture. It is book 1 of the Bronze Sword Cycles duology.

Honor must be restored. Vengeance must be had. He must go a'viking. The battle won, his enemy slain at his feet, and the respect of the Viking ship's crew earned – but with his honor lost, Asgeir must set out to reclaim it. However, when they sail over the open ocean, a storm – the wrath of the thunder god Thor – blows them off course. When they arrive in unknown land, the misdeeds of the ship's captain causes disaster, and Asgeir ends up embattled in the wars of the unruly Jarls of Orkney. Harried by enemies and entangled within shaky alliances, Asgeir must strive to win the acknowledgment of his father, the legendary Viking warrior, all the while ensuring he stays true to his honor in a treacherous, war-torn land.