My Brother's Keeper

Scottish noble William Fylbrigge has finally come into his own after being named as the Earl of Sutherland and heir to Lord Edward, the Duke of Stonehaven -- titles that his older brother Thomas always expected would be his own. With the assistance of some dangerous new allies, including the corrupt but powerful Bishop Dunkirk, Thomas and his dragon wife Bryndah level the charge of witchcraft against the new Earl, threatening his life and family, and all those who support him.

Especially since the charge may more true than they imagined. Will the people he has led the charge to protect now come to his side in his time of need?

"By Right of Blood" introduced the young William Fylbrigge, a timid and scrawny child who had suffered abuse at the hands of his older brother Thomas and Thomas' wife, Bryndah. "My Brother's Keeper" picks up the story as William is now a grown man, about to be married and become a man of means.

A true romantic hero set in a time of turbulence and religious persecution, this story has been called "a page turner" and "a must read" by those who've fallen in love with the characters in this book.

""Vivid, splendid, brightly colored...My Brother's Keeper is a well-woven tapestry of exciting characters you'll remember always, in a romantic, dramatic, richly epic Scottish setting you won't soon forget.""

"---Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, author of "The Keltiad "and" Strange Days: My Life With and Without Jim Morrison

""The story takes hold of you from the first page to the last and will not let you go until that ending has manifested itself. This is brilliant storytelling at it's finest and Lorrieann Russell is a born storyteller. Long live William Fylbrigge " - Valerie R. Williams, reader review"

My Brother's Keeper "will whisk you away to a time of political intrigue, black magic and romantic pageantry. Ms. Russell weaves a story of olde that allows her reader to be transported to another place and time where wisdom is often overruled by witchcraft and fear. This is just great storytelling. A true delight. - Elsa Poole, reader review"