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Noble Traitor
- A Historical Novel of Scotland
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Honor demands he choose a side. But with a foot in both worlds, how does a true knight fight for what is right?
Scotland, 1306. Thomas Randolph holds duty above all. Serving as squire to the much loved lord who raised him, the eighteen-year-old gives little thought to the looming of renewed war with England. But when he is summoned to Scone for a family council, he’s stunned to discover the Red Comyn is dead and his uncle, Robert the Bruce, crowned King of Scots.Knighted by the Bruce, Thomas swears fealty to him, despite feeling he's abandoning the his foster father who is sworn to the English. He joins the renewed war against Edward I, but they are ambushed and routed at the Battle of Methven. Captured, Thomas struggles to determine what is right when he’s saved from execution by the foster father he betrayed.
Bound to two opposing sides of the bloody war, can he find his own way to honor?
Noble Traitor is the gritty first book in the Son of Scotland historical fiction series. If you like forthright heroes, epic battles, and sweeping sagas, then you’ll love J R Tomlin’s war-torn adventure.
Buy Noble Traitor to rally to Robert the Bruce today!
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How sterile and monotonous The Voice was. The story itself was good.
I’d like the story just like the authors previous books but that voice was so annoying.
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