Brundelwain is a sweeping medieval tale of love forged by hardship and circumstance, a Scottish knight and a noble woman whose fate becomes entangled.
Follow the lives of Lady Alana Stewart, a young noble woman, and Sir Aldyn MacDowell, a respected commander in Scotland, at the dawning of the fourteenth century. Scarcely has she left her childhood and an impending marriage is bearing down on her like a ruthless beast. Seven years her senior, Aldyn has known both great success and great tragedy. When she is faced with heartbreaking loss it is his strength that sees her through and from their pain springs a bond that can’t be broken.
Their arrival at Brundelwain is the door to the future, one wrought from blood, sweat and tears. She enters marriage and he is hurtled into war. In the hands of an unpredictable Earl, will a dangerous secret unravel their fate?
Guilt and shame. War and loss. Brundelwain doesn't sugar-coat the medieval world, it is a gritty tale of life, of love, of heartache, of motherhood, of growing up and chasing your dreams, even if the years find that they have greatly changed.
WARNING: Detailed descriptions of sex scenes, childbirth, rape and wounds. It is the middle ages, after all.