Blog Tour:
The Imperial Arm
(Knights of the Imperial Elite
#1)
#1)
by
Beth Mikell
Jan 30th - Feb 6th
Darrius of Blackstone, emissary to King Henry III, is
sent to northern England to snuff out an enemy of the crown. Everything spirals
out of control when the scales of justice tip and the controlled warrior
unleashes his heart upon a woman suffering from neglect. He knows the risks,
but he needs her light in his dark world.
Abused by her power-greedy father all her life, Lady Brenna of Carthmore
despises her pawn like status and the arranged marriage hanging over her head.
Yet her new husband confounds her at every turn. She stumbles upon his secret,
tipping the scale of the heart until betrayal vilifies a new day.
The Imperial Arm and his Elite are confronted by all sides of misery and
everyone must reveal their deepest soul before blood runs.
sent to northern England to snuff out an enemy of the crown. Everything spirals
out of control when the scales of justice tip and the controlled warrior
unleashes his heart upon a woman suffering from neglect. He knows the risks,
but he needs her light in his dark world.
Abused by her power-greedy father all her life, Lady Brenna of Carthmore
despises her pawn like status and the arranged marriage hanging over her head.
Yet her new husband confounds her at every turn. She stumbles upon his secret,
tipping the scale of the heart until betrayal vilifies a new day.
The Imperial Arm and his Elite are confronted by all sides of misery and
everyone must reveal their deepest soul before blood runs.
Beth Mikell is an avid reader and writer across many
genres. She’s a native Floridian, yet at thirteen, her family moved to Alabama
and as the years turned into several, she traveled to many countries such as
Brazil, Turkey, and Iran. When it comes to writing, Beth likes to weave tales
about love, loss, and rebuilding hope, either in fiction or poetry. She finds
the most challenging part of writing to be the end—saying goodbye is never
easy.
genres. She’s a native Floridian, yet at thirteen, her family moved to Alabama
and as the years turned into several, she traveled to many countries such as
Brazil, Turkey, and Iran. When it comes to writing, Beth likes to weave tales
about love, loss, and rebuilding hope, either in fiction or poetry. She finds
the most challenging part of writing to be the end—saying goodbye is never
easy.
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