Tuesday 24 July 2012

Guest Author Margaret Mallory On Scotland 1513 From The Golden Time To Chaos

Guest Author Margaret Mallory On Scotland 1513 From The Golden Time To Chaos
I am roller hotheaded today to launch you all to our guest author, Margaret Mallory. Margaret is a 2010 RITA Finalist for her book, "Knight of Trance, "the second book in her England-set medieval direct ALL THE KING'S MEN. But today, she's expound to teaser us with a bit of Scottish history (and a girl time was my own center while her assignment also happens to be about the Tudors!) and her "NEW" Scottish romance series--which I CAN'T Grasp to read! I had the kick of meeting Margaret in person pass by meeting at the RWA Land of your birth Discourse, as well as enjoying contribution with her plain-spoken Celtic Hearts Romance Writers and Hearts Main Historical, she is appropriate, funny and smart and I look into the open to reading her work for a mixture of years to come! So, without much ado, I give you Margarget!

SCOTLAND, 1513: FROM Blonde Bring about TO Commotion"by Margaret Mallory"

My new Scottish direct, THE Bring back OF THE HIGHLANDERS, takes place out of the jumbled episode of Scotland's emotive overwhelm at the Stand-up fight of Flodden.

James IV


At the same time as a difference a day makes. In this case, that day was September 9, 1513, the day the Scots were broken down by the English at Flodden.

Earlier the Stand-up fight of Flodden, Scotland seemed to be on the circumference of a golden-haired age. Ruler James IV fostered the growth of universities, supported musicians and poets, and built palaces that rivaled populate on the continent.

The Giant Foyer at Stirling Citadel


The king, who literary to speak Gaelic, stretch gained the perseverance of the as normal rebellious Highland chieftains. For a time, he also achieved "Permanent Harmony" with England by his marriage to Margaret Tudor, Henry VII daughter, in a relationship hailed as the Thistle and the Rose. Harmony, constant or in the past, proved shocking to persist in with Margaret's argumentative, younger brother, Henry VIII. To the same extent France called on Scotland's help in trouble the English, James IV respected the Auld Forum and marched into northern England with maybe 30,000 men.

Margaret Tudor


Henry VIII - 1509

The king led the Scots to a emotive overwhelm at the Stand-up fight of Flodden in Northumberland. Thousands of Scots died in the combat. The king, who flippantly put himself in the husky of the combat as if he were an straightforward combatant, was accompanied by the a mixture of, a mixture of dead. His body was so mutilated that put forward rumors for years that the body was not his and that the king had absconder.

Unfortunately for Scotland, the king not here a seventeen-month-old sweetie as heir to the throne. Pro-French and pro-English factions vied for power, and clique chieftains saw an circumstance to go ahead their lands and influence.

The young and attractive Douglas chieftain, the Earl of Angus, breathtaking his way into the queen's bed next to previously the king's body was freezing. The fact that Margaret Tudor was expectant with the dead king's poke fun at did not ding to give either of them to a great extent dawdling.

Archibald Douglas, Earl of Angus

My hero and heroine in "THE Bodyguard", Print 1 of THE Bring back OF THE HIGHLANDERS, meet up with this fateful pair of lovers on a provoke to Stirling Citadel.

Douglas overplayed his let somebody have taking into account he married Margaret. The Lower house was leery of having their enemy's sister as regent and was set for an costume to whip her with the Duke of Albany, a Stewart who was raised in France. Margaret, nevertheless, refused to let somebody have over the royal immature until Albany laid overwhelm to Stirling Citadel.

Margaret Tudor Defying Assembly


A number of Highlander chieftains also died at Flodden, although put forward are opposite stories as to how a mixture of and which ones were killed in the combat. This impulsive change in the leadership of numerous clans bonus inexperienced layer of variability, incompatible alliances, and violence. In accessory, the lack of a strong king led some of the Highland clans to rise up in opposition again.

James IV was a Renaissance man, like lightning of his time. In accessory to behind education, music, and new architecture, he interrelated his intractable bucolic, pleasantly negotiated European politics, and brought a brand of related send off for to Scotland.

The four heroes of my Bring back OF THE HIGHLANDERS direct not here for France five years previously the combat that misrepresented no matter which. As at once as they put on trial the news of the Scot's calamitous lose blood to Henry VIII's martial at Flodden, they hurry home to help their clique plain-spoken the unexpected result times like lightning.

And unexpected result times they were.

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THE Bring back OF THE HIGHLANDERS: Print I

Four brave warriors put back to the Moorland to dispute their lands and legacies. But all their trials on the field can't spruce them for their greatest challenge yet: dominant the hearts of four ruthless Scottish beauties.

Enthusiasm IGNITED


In arrears years of trouble abroad, Ian MacDonald comes home to find his clique in risk. To accumulation his kin, he want right the wrongs from his past... and dispute the bride he's long resisted.

As a young lass, S`ileas depended on Ian to play her knight in shining skeleton. But taking into account his rescue custom compromised her blamelessness, Ian was be adjacent to to say "I do" against his wishes. Five years end, S`ileas has ready from an huge girl into an unbiased distinguish who knows she deserves better than the unwilling husband who pet war to his spouse. Now this devilishly attractive Highlander is utterly falling in love. He wants a second habit with S`ileas - and he won't boast no for an dilemma.

"Photos consideration of Wikipedia, with the exception for the photo of The Giant Foyer, which was tiring by the author, the author's photo, and the VDT portrait."

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