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Tango0104 Oct 2019 9:18 p.m. PST

"Captain Barr desperately wanted to kill Lieutenant Lockwood. He thought constantly of doing so, though he had long since given up any consideration of a formal duel. Lockwood, after all, was a good shot and a fine swordsman; a knife in the back would do. And then Barr dreamt of going back to Ireland, and of taking Brigid Lockwood for his own.

So begins the story of Lieutenant James Lockwood, his wife Brigid, and his deadly rivalry – professional and romantic – with Charles Barr. Lockwood and Barr hold each other's honor hostage, at a time when a man's honor meant more than his life. But can a man as treacherous as Charles Barr be trusted to keep secret the disgrace that could irrevocably ruin Lockwood and his family?…"

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Lieutenant Lockwood05 Oct 2019 6:07 a.m. PST

Thanks for the nod, Tango; I'm honored. The publisher's blurb stresses the romantic elements, but the main focus of the book is the Inniskillings at Waterloo, and the conditions in Ireland following the '98.
They say all feedback is positive, so I'd appreciate any suggestions folks would have. The third book is in the works, and I'm writing the fourth now, about the '98.

Tango0105 Oct 2019 12:10 p.m. PST

A votre service mon ami!. (smile)


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