Over the ages, there have been many stories and untruths told about the mythical shieldmaiden, Lagertha. This is not one of those stories.
Briet is tasked with a momentous task: kill the creature she has raised from birth.
Born into power, sold into slavery. Her only escape is silence.
Larundel - A place plagued by lost souls. A ring that has claimed a few of them. And a woman who is about to collide with a world she has forgotten about.
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#FREE For One Day Only! ‘Vikings: The Truth About Lagertha And Ragnar’
If you have been holding off on grabbing a copy of Vikings: The Truth about Lagertha and Ragnar, Friday the 13th is your lucky day! Have you watched History Channel’s Vikings and wondered just how accurate their love story was … Continue reading
FREE: Unremembered Things (Book #1 in The Wood Nymph Chronicles) #PNR
Just letting everyone know that my latest novel, Unremembered Things (Book #1 in The Wood Nymph Chronicles) will be FREE to purchase from Amazon for this weekend (August 8-10, 2015) only! All the details are below: UNREMEMBERED THINGS by RACHEL … Continue reading
FREEBIE: Stainless Steel by Robert Eggleton
I have a very special gift for everyone reading this blog – a free short story! It has been penned by Robert Eggleton and you can find out more about the author after the story. You can also check out … Continue reading
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Mixed Bag of Tricks: Book Sale & Giveaway Event
Welcome to the Mixed Bag of Tricks Facebook event! All books on offer during this event will be on sale for only 99 cents. It runs all day on April 1st 2015 (Central Time) and the titles on offer will include a … Continue reading
Posted in Freebies, Giveaway, The Ring of Lost Souls
Tagged 99 cents, book promo, Facebook event, Free, Freebies, Giveaway, Mixed Bag of Tricks, sale, The Ring of Lost Souls
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Rachel Tsoumbakos 