Brianna in Cymru

All the books in this series are standalone stories and can be read in any order.‘A powerfully written story filled with a host of memorable and charismatic characters. Fast-paced fantasy adventure brimming with twists and turns. A FINALIST and highly recommended!’The Wishing Shelf Book AwardsChristian Historical Fiction – with just-a-dash of magical realism, and a sweet romance.1664. Rhiannon and her daughter Brianna have been given a powerful gift, when they lay hands on people they are healed. Instead of being seen as beautiful demonstrations of faith, the miracles are called witchcraft. When the witch hunter Black Wolf embarks on his relentless hunt for them, Brianna’s world is torn apart. On the run from him and racing for her life, she receives respite in the sleepy hamlet of Trapp. Among the villagers who welcome and hide her, she meets Arwen and soon begins to fall in love.As much as she wants to be with Arwen, there is a problem. Her mother told her to find the place where the Nightjars sing; only in that place will she find the man she is destined to be with. Can Brianna find the valley of the Nightjars and her future husband before the witch hunter discovers her hiding place? And more importantly, will she be able to hold onto her faith as she goes through the fire of testing?Much more than a historical romance novel,Briannais an exploration of one woman’s courageous faith and stands firmly and proudly in its own genre.A story of fear and loss and love and joy and FAITH What an absolutely amazing book this is, Unpredictable - and full of twists and turns. ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT.A BookBub ReviewA true classic, a joy to read! Author T N Traynor’s artistic descriptions are suggestive of the writings by Charlotte Bronte, Louisa May Alcott, and Jane Austen. She has a cultured command of the English language. The phrasing is prosaic. This is an exciting novel that held my interest until the end. The last chapter is unexpected but then, isn’t that often true of God’s voice?Amazon US ReviewerBrianna in Cymruis an