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    The Swan in Summer: The Trystan Trilogy, #2
    The Serpent in Spring: The Trystan Trilogy, #3
    The Wolf in Winter: The Trystan Trilogy, #1
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    The Trystan Trilogy Series

    By Barbara Lennox

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    About this series

    Vengeance and redemption. Love and sacrifice. Loyalty and betrayal. Who will win the Game of Kingdoms?

    Corwynal will do anything to prevent his half-brother Trystan from destroying his life over his forbidden love for Yseult, the wife of King Marc of Galloway. But Trystan and Yseult's love is too powerful to fight, and when their secret affair leads them into danger, Corwynal is forced to seek sanctuary for them in Atholl, the land he's avoided for most of his life. There he must face not only the wrath of the Druid Council but the enmity of two people with every reason to hate him, Ferdiad, Fili of Dalriada, and Seirian, Royal Lady of Athol. Their vengeance will drive him to death in the tomb and rebirth into the destiny he's never wanted.

    As he fights to prevent war between Atholl and Lothian, the land of his birth, Corwynal will be forced to make difficult choices, unaware they'll lead to tragedy not only for himself, but for Trystan and Yseult.

    Third in the Trystan Trilogy, The Serpent in Spring is a thrilling tale of enemies divided by their pasts, set amidst the warring cultures of dark-age Scotland.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarbara Lennox
    Release dateJun 11, 2023
    The Swan in Summer: The Trystan Trilogy, #2
    The Serpent in Spring: The Trystan Trilogy, #3
    The Wolf in Winter: The Trystan Trilogy, #1

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    • 1

      The Wolf in Winter: The Trystan Trilogy, #1
      The Wolf in Winter: The Trystan Trilogy, #1

      The Wolf in Winter: The Trystan Trilogy, #1

      Barbara Lennox
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      Pupil or rival? Ally or enemy? Brother or son?   Seventeen years ago, Corwynal sacrificed his dreams to become his half-brother Trystan's guardian and tutor. He's determined to turn him into everything he'd longed to be himself – a charismatic warrior and a king in waiting. But Trystan doesn't want to be a king; he just wants to be a hero. So when war erupts in the Lands between the Walls, he throws himself into the conflict. If Corwynal's to protect the boy he loves like a son, he'll have to emerge from the shadows, take up the sword once more, and win a war he doesn't want to fight. Victory, however, comes at a heavy cost, when Trystan's growing independence - and the choices he makes -  anger, disgust and terrify Corwynal. Yet only when Trystan accepts a challenge likely to destroy them both, will the bond between them be truly tested. If they're to survive, that bond will have to prove fiercer than love, stronger than blood, more powerful than death. The first in The Trystan Trilogy, a retelling of the doomed story of Tristan and Isolde, The Wolf in Winter is a thrilling journey into the heart of a man riven by secrets, set amidst the warring kingdoms of dark-age Scotland. Download this book now to begin an epic retelling of this thrilling Arthurian legend. 'A page-turning, well-researched story of 5th-Century Celtic Scotland with subtly interwoven fantasy elements.' (Historical Novel Society)

      Pupil or rival? Ally or enemy? Brother or son?   Seventeen years ago, Corwynal sacrificed his dreams to become his half-brother Trystan's guardian and tutor. He's determined to turn him into everything he'd longed to be himself – a charismatic warrior and a king in waiting. But Trystan doesn't want to be a king; he just wants to be a hero. So when war erupts in the Lands between the Walls, he throws himself into the conflict. If Corwynal's to protect the boy he loves like a son, he'll have to emerge from the shadows, take up the sword once more, and win a war he doesn't want to fight. Victory, however, comes at a heavy cost, when Trystan's growing independence - and the choices he makes -  anger, disgust and terrify Corwynal. Yet only when Trystan accepts a challenge likely to destroy them both, will the bond between them be truly tested. If they're to survive, that bond will have to prove fiercer than love, stronger than blood, more powerful than death. The first in The Trystan Trilogy, a retelling of the doomed story of Tristan and Isolde, The Wolf in Winter is a thrilling journey into the heart of a man riven by secrets, set amidst the warring kingdoms of dark-age Scotland. Download this book now to begin an epic retelling of this thrilling Arthurian legend. 'A page-turning, well-researched story of 5th-Century Celtic Scotland with subtly interwoven fantasy elements.' (Historical Novel Society)

    • 2

      The Swan in Summer: The Trystan Trilogy, #2
      The Swan in Summer: The Trystan Trilogy, #2

      The Swan in Summer: The Trystan Trilogy, #2

      Barbara Lennox
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      Love will bind them, seas divide them, war unite them, revenge betray them Trystan, badly hurt in his fight with The Morholt, is dying, but Corwynal, his older half-brother, will stop at nothing to save him. He'll risk storm and shipwreck to get Trystan to Dalriada, a Kingdom famous for its healers, but the land of their enemies. Corwynal must keep their identities secret – even from the woman who saves their lives, a woman he comes to love, a woman with secrets of her own. And when Trystan meets Yseult, a girl sworn to destroy the man who killed her uncle, The Morholt, the tragedy that is the story of Tristan and Isolde begins to take its shape. Can love survive the secrets they have, the lies they're forced to tell and the choices they must make? And how can Corwynal protect everyone he cares about when Dalriada becomes embroiled in a new war with an old enemy led by a man from Corwynal's past? Second in The Trystan Trilogy, The Swan in Summer is an epic journey into the hearts of lovers divided by conflict, set amidst the warring cultures of dark-age Scotland. Perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell, Juliet Marillier and Jules Watson.

      Love will bind them, seas divide them, war unite them, revenge betray them Trystan, badly hurt in his fight with The Morholt, is dying, but Corwynal, his older half-brother, will stop at nothing to save him. He'll risk storm and shipwreck to get Trystan to Dalriada, a Kingdom famous for its healers, but the land of their enemies. Corwynal must keep their identities secret – even from the woman who saves their lives, a woman he comes to love, a woman with secrets of her own. And when Trystan meets Yseult, a girl sworn to destroy the man who killed her uncle, The Morholt, the tragedy that is the story of Tristan and Isolde begins to take its shape. Can love survive the secrets they have, the lies they're forced to tell and the choices they must make? And how can Corwynal protect everyone he cares about when Dalriada becomes embroiled in a new war with an old enemy led by a man from Corwynal's past? Second in The Trystan Trilogy, The Swan in Summer is an epic journey into the hearts of lovers divided by conflict, set amidst the warring cultures of dark-age Scotland. Perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell, Juliet Marillier and Jules Watson.

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      The Serpent in Spring: The Trystan Trilogy, #3
      The Serpent in Spring: The Trystan Trilogy, #3

      The Serpent in Spring: The Trystan Trilogy, #3

      Barbara Lennox
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      Vengeance and redemption. Love and sacrifice. Loyalty and betrayal. Who will win the Game of Kingdoms? Corwynal will do anything to prevent his half-brother Trystan from destroying his life over his forbidden love for Yseult, the wife of King Marc of Galloway. But Trystan and Yseult's love is too powerful to fight, and when their secret affair leads them into danger, Corwynal is forced to seek sanctuary for them in Atholl, the land he's avoided for most of his life. There he must face not only the wrath of the Druid Council but the enmity of two people with every reason to hate him, Ferdiad, Fili of Dalriada, and Seirian, Royal Lady of Athol. Their vengeance will drive him to death in the tomb and rebirth into the destiny he's never wanted. As he fights to prevent war between Atholl and Lothian, the land of his birth, Corwynal will be forced to make difficult choices, unaware they'll lead to tragedy not only for himself, but for Trystan and Yseult. Third in the Trystan Trilogy, The Serpent in Spring is a thrilling tale of enemies divided by their pasts, set amidst the warring cultures of dark-age Scotland.

      Vengeance and redemption. Love and sacrifice. Loyalty and betrayal. Who will win the Game of Kingdoms? Corwynal will do anything to prevent his half-brother Trystan from destroying his life over his forbidden love for Yseult, the wife of King Marc of Galloway. But Trystan and Yseult's love is too powerful to fight, and when their secret affair leads them into danger, Corwynal is forced to seek sanctuary for them in Atholl, the land he's avoided for most of his life. There he must face not only the wrath of the Druid Council but the enmity of two people with every reason to hate him, Ferdiad, Fili of Dalriada, and Seirian, Royal Lady of Athol. Their vengeance will drive him to death in the tomb and rebirth into the destiny he's never wanted. As he fights to prevent war between Atholl and Lothian, the land of his birth, Corwynal will be forced to make difficult choices, unaware they'll lead to tragedy not only for himself, but for Trystan and Yseult. Third in the Trystan Trilogy, The Serpent in Spring is a thrilling tale of enemies divided by their pasts, set amidst the warring cultures of dark-age Scotland.

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