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The Witch's Knight
A Paranormal / Urban Fantasy Novel by Paula Brackston
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Time-Slip Fantasy,
- 11th Century Wales,
- Present-Day London,
- Witches,
- Star-Crossed Lovers
This book is for you if you're into...
- Epic romances that leap between 11th century Wales and modern London
- Witches and knights bound by fate across a thousand years
- Magic-driven battles where the world’s fate hangs in the balance
New York Times bestselling author of "The Witch's Daughter", Paula Brackston, in collaboration with her brother Trevor, presents an epic tale of magic, courage and a love that spans a thousand years.
A girl destined to become Queen Witch. A knight sworn to protect her throughout time. A supernatural battle between good and evil.
In Book One of the White Shadow Trilogy, the story moves between 11th century Wales and present day London. Gwen is born to a noble family in the Welsh mountains, unaware of her true magical identity. When her village is attacked by Norman soldiers her life is forever changed and she must accept her new role to save those she loves. It is as she embraces her place among the witches of the White Shadow that she meets the man who will risk everything to protect her.
In dangerous modern times, Tudor's life is threatened when his own destiny unfolds. It is only as the world shifts towards darkness that the true extent of his purpose, and his connection to the past, is revealed.
In a love story that survives the centuries, the two must put duty first. The Shifting would see evil take hold, and all that is good will be lost. The witch and her knight stand on the tipping point of that balance.
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