The Man at the Door
Christian FictionAdded on January 13, 2026
Description
Book I: One dark night, a stranger arrives at Elspeth’s door, speaking unintelligibly about an important message for the King of Caelius. Using his last bit of strength to foist the sealed, leather pouch upon her, he then drops dead in her hall, the result of three musket balls drilled violently into his back.
The young woman is a poor peasant, abandoned by her father and left to care for her ill mother until her death, now alone, living in a dilapidated shack, at the edge of starvation. Faced with the gruesome specter that now moves her to action, she decides to ride the gentleman’s horse to the Blue Isle, to deliver the message to the King herself.
Pursued by the ruthless, evil Casimir, sworn enemy of the King, she arrives at the castle, where the entire household greets her with warm acceptance and the King offers a fatherly love she has never known, nor could ever have imagined. But the castle holds mysteries and secrets at every turn and the King’s apparent love requires her to trust, even as he offers only evasions and riddles in answer to her many questions.
Unable to leave her past behind, Elspeth struggles with the acceptance and offered love until a remarkable discovery changes everything.
Book II: The Fourth Man
Reader Reviews
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What a cliff hanger!! Is there a sequel?? I have got to read it. I enjoyed this book. It was a good read and I really liked the characters. I like how the main character had her vulnerable moments and that in the difficult moments when others would have freaked out she was strong. There wasn't really any romance, but I can see the potential if there is going to be another book. The only thing I didn't like was all the abuse she had as a child. I understand its a part of her character and made he
ExcellentSuspenseful, mysterious, and interesting.Very well written Sith out giving anything truly away until the end. I will admit the death scene brought tears to my eyes . This author has made you love the hero's and heroin. Hate the villains. Looking forward to carrying on to the second book.
