The Lady and the Falconer is now available on iBooks for your iPad or iPhone. The Lady and the Falconer is an exciting medieval romance novel filled with dark and dastardly villains, a castle under siege, a mysterious falconer on a deadly mission, a beautiful lady determined to keep her people safe, and a romance that […]
Here’s the quote for the week – ““Books are never finished they are merely abandoned.” – Oscar Wilde
Here’s a sample from my medieval romance, A Knight of Honor – the hero, Slane Donovan, encounters an enemy – “If you hurt her, your death will be a most unpleasant one,” Slane replied evenly. “Your brave words don’t fool me,” Hugh snorted. “I know of your kind. Your code. You’re supposed to protect her. […]
I don’t think I could have gotten through another weekday! Looking forward to a weekend of relaxation, warm temps and massive writing time!
Amazon has updated my Laurel O’Donnell author page on their Amazon UK site. It’s similar to the US page, so for those wonderful readers living in the UK please stop by and say hello when you can. Here are some quick links to my romance ebooks on the Amazon UK Site. The Angel and the […]
Here’s the quote for the week – “A good novel tells us the truth about it’s hero; but a bad novel tells us the truth about its author.” – Gilbert K. Chesterton
Here’s a new book trailer for The Lady and The Falconer.
From my novel, The Angel and The Prince, two enemies meet for the first time – “Enjoying yourself?” he asked, his voice low, suggestive. Through the darkness he wore like a veil, she saw the flash of his white teeth. Ryen pulled her hands away and watched the shadows slide off his features as his […]
The Lady and the Falconer Book Trailer is now here for your viewing pleasure! Book Trailer for The Lady and the Falconer by Laurel O’Donnell. An exciting medieval romance novel written by award winning romance author Laurel O’Donnell. Now available wherever eBooks are sold. Okay, most places where eBooks are sold… […]
Here’s the quote for the week – “”Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind.” – Rudyard Kipling
