The Compass Rose

Ethan Bardougne was running. Despite the call from the elusive brotherhood known as The 33, he had neither the desire nor the fortitude to become a member of the mysterious warrior-priesthood. His young wife, Belinda doubted her worth as well. Unable to give them the child they both so desperately wanted; she was plagued with doubts that chipped away at their fragile new marriage. Being abducted and forced on board ship did nothing to improve the situation. When a strange and violent storm washes them up on shore of an island known only in legend, in a time clearly not their own, Ethan and Belinda must come to terms with their disbelief on oh so many levels. When destiny calls them home, to Rhoslefain Abbey, they want to go. The only question is how? Within the tapestry of an ancient family’s history, novelist, Joy Ann Harber weaves a tale of fantasy, faith and hope shrouded in the mist of the Dundrennan moors.