Time Walkers: The Creed Series by E.B. Brown

A short reads novella series set in the Time Walkers world. Cormaic is a Time Walker, born of a bloodline infused with ancient magic. His father taught him to protect his kin at all cost, a vow Cormaic honored for all of his days – that is, until a drunken night of mourning and a foolish attempt to bend the rules of time travel send him hurtling forward in time to 2013... moreA short reads novella series set in the Time Walkers world. Cormaic is a Time Walker, born of a bloodline infused with ancient magic. His father taught him to protect his kin at all cost, a vow Cormaic honored for all of his days – that is, until a drunken night of mourning and a foolish attempt to bend the rules of time travel send him hurtling forward in time to 2013. Jule McLachlan discovers the soused Norseman lying in her cabbage patch blabbering about traveling through time, so she dares him to prove his ridiculous claims. Soon she is kicking herself for not shooting him with her rifle as they are thrust back in time to fifteenth century Scotland. Trapped in 1430 with his own ancestors, suddenly everything Cormaic ever knew about his history takes on new meaning. With an obstinate woman from the future under his protection and no idea how to set things right, he must discover a way to keep them both alive – while keeping his oath of honor intact. ** This is a Kindle Short Reads novella series, intended to be read in two hours or more (65-100 pages). The The Oathbreaker (Episode 1) is followed by The Harlot (Episode 2). ** less

A short reads novella series set in the Time Walkers world, Episode 2 (follows The Oathbreaker) When Cormaic makes the choice to return to the woman he loves in 1430, he thought he was perfectly capable of living in the past. With the lives of two small children resting in his hands, soon he realizes the past is just as dangerous as the time he fled from - and he must quickly find a safe haven for them all if they are meant to survive.

Cormaic knows his future lies in the past with Jule, and he would fight to the bloody end to protect her. He does not fear Robb’s love for Jule or the threat of those who want to use the Blooded McLachlan. Cormaic can easily dispatch those flesh and blood obstacles. Yet soon he realizes his sword is useless against the ghosts that haunt Jule – and that they both must find a way to battle their demons if they ever hope to find peace.