1456 ? During the Wars of the Roses, suspicions about loyalty run high. Hidden among the humans, secretive fae couple, Aioffe and Tarl, struggle to maintain their peaceful existence in a small town in medieval Wales. Aioffe longs to belong, but strict religious expectations weigh heavily on her. As the snowy festive season approaches, Tarl plans to reveal his true feelings to his love, but their romantic evening is interrupted by an unexpected visitor.
A heavily pregnant Margaret Beaufort appears on their doorstep, seeking their help and protection after the death of her husband, Edmund Tudor. Together, the trio embark on a perilous journey to find sanctuary, braving treacherous weather, a duplicitous witch and danger at every turn. As they seek answers and safety, Margaret's pursuers draw closer, threatening to tear them apart.
Can Margaret survive to fulfil a prophecy, and will fated mates Aioffe and Tarl ever commit to each other?
If you love romance, magic and medieval history, you'll love this pacy Christmas tale. Set in rural Wales, this quick read is your perfect taste of a magical midwinter, rich with festive symbolism and a romantic proposal!
The Fables from Naturae Series features characters from the world of Naturae in short stories, perfect for a quick escape into the past. Discover a magical hidden realm where fae, vampires, witches and daemons exist alongside mortals in a time when magic was very real.
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Jan writes in between being a mummy, business consultant and landlord. In her spare time, she loves reading with children in her local school and helping them find the joy and escapism in books. Passionate about getting kids active, the Mitch and Mooch series is aimed at supporting children with not only reading and comprehension but also trying new activities. She also loves a back story, folklore and wondering what really happened in the rich tapestry of our history. These 'what if's' fed into the historical fantasy 'Naturae' series which mingle magic and history together!
Jan is based in the North West of England and tries to drag her family and dogs out into the wilds or into windswept castles as much as possible - when it's not raining!