Medieval Redemption

by Ria Cantrell, April Holthaus, Nancy Lee Badger

This multi-author boxed set was taken down by agreement among all the writers, and is no longer available for sale.

Kindle Edition

Published November 13, 2015

About the author

Ria Cantrell lives with her English rock star husband on the sunny shores of Southwest Florida. When she is not writing, Ria is busy singing and performing with her husband in local venues. She is a classically trained vocalist with a specialty in baroque and early music, but she can “rock” out with the best of them. Her dreams came true when she met her husband Paul in 2010 after speaking to him via internet for nearly three years. They married in May, 2012. Ria would say that their love story was as good as the fictional ones you read and in fact, she may tell it in one of her upcoming books. Ria has always been drawn to the distant past and so it seemed only fitting that Celtic Fury was set on a medieval stage. She began writing at a very young age and one would rarely find her without her trusted notebook scribbling her romantic musings.

She hopes you enjoy the Celtic Saga with the Clan MacCollum at the forefront. Look for her prequel, Celtic Tempest, which should be completed by February. Celtic Traveler, is already in the works where the present, past and future collide.

Reviews

[Camisha Castle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Must buy

I purchased this boxed set because I love historical/medieval romance and I go through a lot of books. The first book was a really good read. The second book was OK, but not really a page turner. The third book, well, let's just say I skipped it. It wasn't worth reading. Oh but the forth book Gavril Of Aquina was a most definite page turner. I honestly can't tell you what the other books were about because I was so engrossed in the last one. It has everything from magic and romance to suspense and action. So all in all I give this boxed set five stars. What may be lacking in the other books is well compensated with the first and last.

[Deborah Taylor · Rating 4 out of 5]

A Good Set of stories

As always some stories were better than others. But overall worth the read. Be sure to follow up with those that you truly enjoy.