Author Archives: elisabethhobbes

Happy Monday (weren’t they a band or am I showing my age now?) I haven’t got a Medieval Monday post lined up for today so I’m cheating by sharing an interview I did for Books and Winegums.  It’s a fab blog which covers all sorts of books, not just romance or history. Check out myContinue reading “Medieval Monday – a bit of a cheat.”

Medieval Monday has finished for the time being but I don’t want to leave you with nothing to read so I’m sharing a short excerpt from my new book Beguiled by the Forbidden Knight getBook.at/ForbiddenKnight He’s her enemy… …and she must not fall for him! When her mistress is claimed as an enemy knight’s betrothed, handmaidenContinue reading “Beguiled by the Forbidden Knight sneak peek”

The latest Medieval Monday was Author’s Choice.  I chose Home Truths, and a scene quite late on in the book  when Lucy had finally had enough of Roger’s hypocrisy and let rip at him.  I’m sharing the whole scene here of anyone who missed some of the snippets. A knife stabbed Roger’s chest, knocking the windContinue reading “Medieval Monday – Home Truths”

It’s the final week of Medieval Monday and all the authors involved are sharing the final excerpt from our own stories.  If you’ve been following Roger and Lucy around the blogs you’ll know she is far from happy with him, and with good reason. She ran a hand slowly from his cheek down his chestContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Elisabeth Hobbes”

Welcome to my penultima Medieval Monday.  Today I have the amazing Sherry Ewing with me, and an excerpt from Only For You: The Knights of Berwyck, A Quest Through Time Novel (Book 2). “Enough, Marguerite!” Riorden declared, holding up his hand to silence any further speech. He turned to his brother. “Gavin, please do meContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Sherry Ewing”

I’m delighted to welcome Judith Sterling to the blog today.  Her excerpt is from Shadow of the Swan (The Novels of Ravenwood, Book Three) With hands clasped behind his back, he studied the tapestry. “Lady Ravenwood’s grandmother made this,” he remarked. “The ones in the solar, too. Uncommon skill!” Constance moved to stand beside him. “Indeed.Continue reading “Medieval Monday with Judith Sterling”

Welcome back.  This week I’m delighted to welcome Ceci Giltenan with an excerpt from A Wee Highland Predicament: A Duncurra Legacy Novel “Nay, we can’t go to Castle Carr. The Carrs and the Macraes are not allies. I wouldn’t be welcome there.” That wasn’t completely true. There was no formal relationship between the Carrs and theContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Ceci Giltenan”

Welcome back to another Medieval Monday. Today I’m delighted to welcome fellow Mills and Boon author Jenni Fletcher. She’s sharing an excerpt from Besieged and Betrothed. ‘If I surrender, do you promise that my men won’t be harmed?’ ‘They won’t even be prisoners. They can join Sir Guian’s men or they can leave. Whichever theyContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Jenni Fletcher”

This Medieval Monday I’m delighted to welcome Barbara Bettis to the blog.  She’s sharing an excerpt from The Lady of the Forest. She leaned over to brush a strand of dark hair from his face. Her fingers lingered on his forehead. On impulse, she rounded the table and enveloped the boy in a hug. ForContinue reading “Medieval Monday with Barbara Bettis”