Bound by Honor
Set in late 13th and early 14th century Scotland, Bound by Honor, book 2 in The Clan Donald Saga, is the remarkable story of the friendship between Angus Og Macdonald, Lord of the Isles, and Robert the Bruce, King of Scots. The story spans nearly 30 years. It's my longest work for which I did hundreds of hours of research. It has already won several awards.
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The friendship that changed the destiny of a nation…
In the waning years of the thirteenth century, two young noblemen form a bond that forever changes their destiny and that of Scotland’s. Their shared pledge of honor would endure for a lifetime to secure power in the Isles for Angus Og Macdonald and a crown for Robert Bruce. This is the story of their friendship, their times and the battle that secured their future.
Standing beside them would be two women from Ireland, Áine O’Cahan, the dark-haired beauty from Ulster, who captured the heart of the Lord of the Isles, and Elizabeth de Burgh, the fair Norman heiress who stood by her man, King Robert Bruce, though it would cost her dearly.
Enter the world of medieval Scotland and live the adventure!
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An epic tale of love, loyalty and destiny!
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Crisp Storytelling and Impeccably Built Characters!
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A Captivating Read! |
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"Walker crafts an epic tale of love, loyalty and destiny set during one of the most turbulent times in the history of Scotland. Walker succeeds in bringing the history of Scotland, its land and people vividly to life. The sense of time and place conveyed to the reader throughout the novel indicates that she has carried out a significant amount of detailed research prior to putting pen to page. I found it to be an engrossing read on many levels."
~ A Reader's Review |
“A glisteningly ambitious novel that offers more than meets the eye with its crisp storytelling and impeccably built characters. One of the book's masterstrokes is the lyricism that runs through the prose, adding grace to the story, and ultimately making it irresistible. The presence of a strong plot, fast-paced and intricate, further elevates this book to a level beyond its genre. A captivating tale of friendship, courage, love, and heroism."
~ The Feathered Quill |
“Bound by Honor is about the battle for Scottish independence, beginning in the thirteenth century. Historically accurate, with imaginative storytelling to fill the gaps in historical records, this is an authentic, meticulously researched, and cleverly crafted historical novel. Walker’s beautiful storytelling, and skillful juxtaposition of love and war, make this novel a compelling and captivating read.”
~ Readers’ Choice |
Regan Walker is an absolute master of this genre!
From Grant Leishman's 5-Star review on Readers' Favorite:
"Regan Walker is an absolute master of this genre and I found myself immersed in the battle for freedom and independence that this tale encapsulates. The characters are beautifully drawn and the narrative flows seamlessly from domestic life to the horrors of battle and the struggle for survival in these tough and harsh times of the thirteenth century. This is a meaty tome and it is easy to get entranced to the exclusion of all else. At its core, this is a love story and the relationships between Angus and Aine as well as Robert and Elizabeth were the absolute highlight of the adventure. There is action aplenty for the adrenaline junkie and battles galore but it is the tenderness and sweetness of the relationships and the families that will endure for me. This is a fantastic read, certainly one of this year’s best books, and one I can highly recommend."
"Regan Walker is an absolute master of this genre and I found myself immersed in the battle for freedom and independence that this tale encapsulates. The characters are beautifully drawn and the narrative flows seamlessly from domestic life to the horrors of battle and the struggle for survival in these tough and harsh times of the thirteenth century. This is a meaty tome and it is easy to get entranced to the exclusion of all else. At its core, this is a love story and the relationships between Angus and Aine as well as Robert and Elizabeth were the absolute highlight of the adventure. There is action aplenty for the adrenaline junkie and battles galore but it is the tenderness and sweetness of the relationships and the families that will endure for me. This is a fantastic read, certainly one of this year’s best books, and one I can highly recommend."
The background photograph of Loch Voil at Balquidder by Robert Gibb is used with his permission; and the banner image of the Isle of Skye by photographer Kenny Muir is used with his permission. My thanks to them both!
