Isolde

The saga continues. Isolde is a young woman left alone in a manscape of greed, lust, and an unforgiving church. Her husband and family disappeared from the face of the earth while her father's unique distillery was mysteriously dismantled in a blink of an eye. Traveling alone with her daughter across ancient England searching for her husband in Hogs Breath, she learns that they are alone and desolate. Failing to locate her family after the death of her father, she returns to Wexford on the Island of Ireland to rebuild the broken distillery with the help of the twenty-four able bodied men her father left to protect her. With an impressive brain, willful determination, and a warrior-like attitude, she battles the church, the law, and the royals who all want what is hers. She is the only person alive who knows how to make her father's highly valued whisky, a product that men of these times would gladly kill to possess. Antagonists appear at every turn, from mason leaders to Vikings, and Isolde must combine every possible resource to survive.

Walter Eastwood is a retired craftsman turned author who couldn't sleep until his stories were gouged from his brain. He's also a marathoner, blackbelt in karate, weightlifter, welder, pipefitter, millwright and carpenter. Walter's free spirit leaves him unafraid to take on daring challenges, including long runs into the high deserts of Wyoming, getting caught in a vicious sandstorm, and becoming a published author.