Blurb Blitz and Giveaway: A Woman of Honour by Marlow Kelly

I'm featuring this promo spotlight today on Marlow Kelly's debut historical romance novella, A Woman of Honour, as a part of the blub blitz tour. Don't forget to comment and enter the giveaway! 

**My review of A Woman of Honour can be found HERE.

Marlow Kelly will be awarding a $25 Amazon GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour

A Woman of Honour

Marlow Kelly
Published: August 27, 2014 by Wild Rose Press

Duncan Campbell wakes to discover he is imprisoned with a woman in his enemy's dungeon in the Highlands of Scotland. The disenchanted warrior hopes his last few moments on earth will be spent in the arms of the sweet-voiced Isabel. If only she will cooperate.

Isabel Douglas has no intention of obliging the crude captive. The penniless noblewoman considers herself too tall and thin to be desirable. She intends to become a nun. But first, disguised as a boy, she must deliver an important letter to Scotland's hero in hiding, King Robert the Bruce.

Together, the pair make a daring escape that plunges them into the bleak countryside in the middle of winter. In the struggle to survive, they learn the true strength of their feelings for each other. But when Duncan's animosity towards the king becomes evident, Isabel must decide between her heart and her country.

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A Woman of Honour by Marlow Kelly

A Woman of Honour (novella)

Marlow Kelly
Historical Romance
Pub date: August 27, 2014 [requested review]

H/h - Duncan Campbell/Isabel Douglas
Setting: Scottish Highlands, 1307.

Read in August, 2014.

My rating:

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Marlow Kelly’s debut novella, A Woman of Honour, was a short and sweet little historical romance. It had its great moments as well as not so great ones.

When the story starts, Isabel was trying to do something for her clan when she’s caught by a warring clan and locked away in a prison. There, in the darkness, she meets another prisoner. He introduces himself as Duncan of Clan Campbell. In the solid darkness, I believe both needed some kind of human contact, which spurs on a conversation. From that, they form this instant connection.