The Ride of Two Kings
Hardcover
Publisher Price: $26.99
Publisher: Visionary Book Publishers
Published: Apr 29 2026
Pages: 472
Weight: 1.75
Height: 1.00 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a world where power is absolute and loyalty is tested at every turn, Queen Isabelle and King Brennan rule with passion, ambition, and ruthless determination. Their bond is as intense behind closed doors as it is on the battlefield-blending love, dominance, and an unbreakable alliance.
As the monarchy rises to reclaim control, hidden betrayals, political conspiracies, and violent conflicts with the IRA threaten to tear the kingdom apart. Brennan is determined to eliminate all opposition and reshape Ireland under his rule-no matter the cost. Meanwhile, Isabelle proves she is far more than a queen by title; she is strategic, fearless, and willing to embrace darkness to protect the crown.
Together, they navigate a dangerous landscape of war, power struggles, and shifting alliances, all while building a future that could unite Ireland and Scotland for generations to come.
This gripping tale blends royal drama, political intrigue, and intense romance, exploring the fine line between love and control, justice and vengeance, and the sacrifices required to hold onto power.
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