Andro was born in a small village in the
mountains of the Kingdom of Tenby. At the age of eight, he's orphaned by an
accident and goes to live with his grandparents in a small village near the
seacoast called Andro's Nook. When he comes of age he begins training as a
man-at-arms with the dream of becoming a knight and then knight commander. He
achieves his goal and enters the service of a foreign king as captain of his
personal guard. Little would he know that on his first day of service he would
meet a young woman who would touch his heart, a widow with a small son. The
problem was, she was the king's daughter and he only the son of a goatherder.
In addition, rumor has it that she was promised to a nobleman of another
kingdom. But danger would stalk the king, his daughter, and her son. Would
Andro's courageous actions in defense of the monarch and his family be enough
to win her heart and the approval of the king?
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Henry’s best
tale to date! It is actually the third book in her Knightly tales’ collection.
The other two being Dunstan, A Knight of Crozby, and Edmund, A Knight of Selby. Andro, A Knight of Tenby tells the tale of Andro Erhard a
young goat herder by trade. When tragedy strikes, he gets taken in by his
grandparents and taken into the town of Andro’s Nook where he meets his best
friend for life Devyn Archer. Both dreaming of their future Andro reveals he’s
wanted to become a Knight of the King (his grandparent once served the king
too.) Andro makes his dream come true soon rising to knight commander and
Captain of his own troops. Sent to the kingdom of Uswick to assist the King
there Andro meets the woman he would like to spend the rest of his days with.
She happens to be the King's daughter, though. Andro though catches her
attention by saving her son’s life. Danger soon erupts through endangering the
would-be romance. The true danger though relies on the King. Will he allow
their love to thrive?
I absolutely enjoyed this book! Presently I have read
Henry’s works before, and this one stands out as number one in my opinion. The
romance is flirtatious sweet and Henry goes completely dark in this tale is all
I will state. I was altogether surprised by the turn of events. Typically, she
is bright and happy with mediocre danger. Being that this tale is about a
knight Henry I evaluate she could venture into that darker dangerous world of
noble knights.
Henry will compel you to be engrossed with every word.
I was utterly shocked and appalled as the characters were let me tell you! I do
not want to give too much away, so I enthusiastically recommend Andro, Knight
of Tenby.
On a bonus side, this novella is in connection to
another tale she wrote “The Innkeepers Daughter." It’s the story
behind in how Andro’s Nook was founded and how the Inn that is the center of
Ando’s Nook was founded.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ronnda Eileen Henry is originally from Michigan and
was raised in California and Virginia. She read a lot of history, biography,
science fiction, and regency romances when she was young, and her two favorite
authors are Jane Austen and Aleksandra Layland. She has the heart of a
romantic and believes romance is for people of any age. Sweet romance is her
favorite, whether it's for a teenager or a person in middle age.
Retired now, she lives in Florida.
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