I’m a retired high school English teacher. A devourer of books growing up, my profession introduced me to writings and authors from times long past. Through my studies and teaching, I fell in love with the Ancient and Medieval Worlds. Now, I hope to inspire young readers and those Young-at-Heart to read more through my Tales and Legends for Reluctant Readers set in these worlds—Ancient Egypt, Medieval Wales, and coming soon, a hair-raising adventure through ancient worlds in search of 5 rare Phoenix Feathers.
All of my books come with Free study guides and/or extensive Back-of-the-Book materials.
My husband and I love to travel. In 2008, we spent three weeks in Egypt traveling by local train from one end of the country to the other; in 2014, we spent three weeks in the UK driving over 1700 miles through England, Wales, and Scotland; and in 2016, we spent a week in Iceland. We’ve also traveled to Mexico, Jamaica, and Aruba. Our next big adventure will be to Greece and Italy.
When I’m not writing or traveling, our 4 grandkids keep us busy.
Three Friends
Three Quests
Three Mysterious Predictions
Gavin, Philip, and Bryan bravely vow to clear their friend of murder by taking the Knight’s Oath and embarking on individual quests to save The Wild Man. In the end, each one faces their fears and even death in their determination not to fail.
And one will have to disclose the biggest secret of all.
Join Gavin, Phillip, and Bryan on their quests and share the adventures that await them in the land of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.
Snippet:
“They brought in the Wild Man, tied to his horse. I saw him when they arrived back at the castle,” Gavin said.
Bryan’s heart pounded. “Why?”
“They think he killed Aldred and stole the King’s Ransom,” Philip added.
“Bu-Bu-But...”
“They had a knife with dried blood still on it. It looked like the one the Wild Man always carries,” Gavin finished.
Bryan said nothing, stunned at the idea that the Wild Man could be a murderer and a thief. But what did he know about the Wild Man? What did any of them know about the Wild Man? He just showed up one day asking for work in exchange for a place to stay. James had turned him away, but not before directing the wanderer to the church.
“Do you think he could have done it?” Bryan whispered.
“What?” Gavin said.
“He’s been here nearly two years.”
“How could...?”
“What do we know about him before he came here? Nothing,” Bryan said. “We need to think about the possibility, especially since Gavin said it looked like the Wild Man’s knife.”
Gavin started to speak and then stopped. Even Philip was silent.
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