The Black Sheep and The Rotten Apple by K.A. Merikan

Resorting to threats rather than violence, he was reportedly charming and always dressed in fashionable clothes. He became famous for robbing stagecoaches and his courteous behaviour, particularly toward the traveling ladies. Allegedly from a noble family stripped of their lands, he came from France to England as the footman of the Duke of Richmond. One of the highwaymen responsible for the gentlemanly reputation of that particular group of criminals was Claude Duval. Our aim was to write a historical book that provides as much excitement as readers learned to expect from our contemporary romance. As we walked through the woods, watching the lush nature and the old stone cottages peppered on both sides of a valley where we were staying, the characters and story steadily came to us. And then we went to Cornwall for a month, and initial plans collapsed. The idea first came to us when we watched a documentary about highwaymen, but we promised ourselves to wait.

The Black Sheep and the Rotten Apple is the kind of book that just needed to be written, despite our already tight schedule. We’ve got an excerpt from the book to share with you as well as a couple of ways to win stuff, so be sure to check out all those details below. Merikan to TNA today on the tour for their new novel, The Black Sheep and the Rotten Apple.

The Black Sheep and The Rotten Apple by K.A. Merikan