The Chains of Fate (The Heron Quartet Book 2)

The Chains of Fate (The Heron Quartet Book 2)

Aged ten, Thomazin Heronâ€™s father died.

Sent to live with Sir Simon Heron, she fell in love with his son, Francis.

Years later, after learning of Francisâ€™s death, Thomazin is married to her cousin Sir Dominic Drakelon, a union that was already decided when she was a small child.

Thomazin knows she could never love her husband, but what other choice does she have with Francis dead?

But soon fate intervenes and the truth reaches herâ€¦that Francis is alive.

Leaving her newborn baby and her husband to find the man she loves, Thomazin sets out to find Francis, certain of their enduring love.

With her best friend, Grainne Sewell, in tow, along with Grainneâ€™s children, Thomazin sets off on her journey, a journey fraught with danger and natural setbacks.

A journey that would take weeks before they reached their destination.

With injuries sustained along the way, their arrival in Catholm, Scotland is severely delayed, but soon Thomazin finds the man she loves, at the price of deserting her own child.

Before long, she finds herself losing Francis again to the urgent demands of Montroseâ€™s cause in Scotland.

Time and again, the chains of fate try to tear Thomazine and Francis apart, through siege and battle, through the evil designs of men, yet one day, some day, the chains of love must prove strongerâ€¦

The Chains of Fate is a heart wrenching tale of enduring love, loyalty and betrayal.

Praise for Pamela Belle

â€˜A gifted storytellerâ€¦who can conjure up a period of history so that we can smell, hear and see itâ€™ â€“ Sarah Harrison, author of The Flowers of the Field

â€œA lovely warm tapestry of a book, weaving together suspense and drama with a bittersweet love story and a richly detailed account of life in an English Manor House during the Civil War. Pamela Belleâ€™s best book so farâ€ â€” Rosemary Sutcliff

â€˜An outstanding historical novelist, Belle now adds another volume to her impressively researched and crafted series set during the English Civil Wars.â€™ â€“ Publishers Weekly

Pamela Belle was born and raised in Suffolk, the daughter of a local prep school headmaster. She went to the University of Sussex, and taught in Hertfordshire. The Chains of Fate is her second book, and the sequel to her first, The Moon in the Water , also published by Pan. Belle also writes contemporary fiction as Alice Marlow.
Country USA
Manufacturer Lume Books
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2016-09-11
Format Kindle eBook

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Lume Books
Binding	Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate	2016-09-11
Format	Kindle eBook

The Chains of Fate (The Heron Quartet Book 2)

Praise for Pamela Belle

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