Sandi Murtland: The Lady of Mann, Gebunden

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The Lady of Mann weaves romance, magic, early medieval history, and Arthurian legend into a sweeping tale set in sixth-century Britain and Scotland.

When Nora, a magical healer from the North, journeys to Camelot to search for her missing kinsman, the archdruid Gildas, she expects danger. She never expects to become entangled with Gawaine of Lothian or for her powers to spiral beyond her control. Haunted by past mistakes with the King Arthur's son, the duplicitous Mordred, Nora fears the secrets she carries may destroy her chance at love.

Gawaine is the high king's most loyal knight. He's sworn his life to him and the realm. Now he must choose between his duties and Gildas's niece, Nora. The more he fights his growing feelings for her, the more impossible they become to deny.

Together, they search for Gildas and fight to rescue the kingdoms of ancient Britain from a spreading druidic curse and Mordred's selfish ambitions.

Can their love withstand war and treachery? Can they and their allies save Camelot as well as the whole isle?