Rathmarragh

In the mythical kingdom of Bellonia in the seventeenth century, Lord Rathmarragh, called Innes, is known as a master horseman, although he also has a bad reputation as a man without religion, in league with the devil. Having spent some years in Italy following a youthful misstep, he has returned home and taken charge of his land. But Innes soon finds himself drawn into political intrigue both with his countrymen and with others who have traveled from afar. He engages in encounters with courageous soldiers, spirited ladies, good friends, and implacable enemies—all while under the shadow of war and rebellion. There are forces amassing within the country against the young king, who is just a boy, and his reign can only be saved by the combined forces of those loyal to him. In this fantasy novel, a valiant nobleman returned to his homeland after exile works to protect the throne of the country’s young king.