The Celtic Fox: Swords and Roses

Many devoted couples began as foes, so why not lay down the sword and conquer your enemy with a rose—like you’d entice a lover?

Tryffin is a fearless champion when it comes to battling Saxons but fighting for Aelfrida’s love proves a greater challenge. Can he trust a Saxon?

The Welsh Prince, Tryffin, will do anything to make the Saxon maiden, Aelfrida, his bride.

But to her, he’s a sworn enemy. She can never give her heart to him.

To save her foster father’s life, Aelfrida is forced to wed the powerful Prince, who led the warband that slew her parents. She is shocked at what a powerful temptation he is to her body and her heart. Can she trust a Celt?

Everything rests on the Saxon bride’s choice of vengeance or love.
Will Aelfrida prove to be Tryffin’s soul mate or his worst enemy?



Editorial Reviews

"Cozy up and let The Fox Prince whisk you away to another place and time. You'll be glad you did." Tracy Farnsworth— The Romance Reader Connection

"It is an interesting period, Ms. Amiri has done an admirable job, including intriguing details that make the story convincing." Mary—A Romance Review

"Ms. Amiri has written a charming tale, with equal doses of intrigue and romance." —Debbie Pollart—RCRG Reviews for AOL

"Written with such excitement and reality, it is hard not to feel you belong with the characters.”-- Dale Van Tassel— The Word on Romance

"If you enjoy ancient historicals, this is a book worth reading." Deborah Brent—RT Book Reviews

Cornelia Amiri has captured the passionate love between two people many may not think would or should come together. Her marvelous writing makes you feel the passion and almost taste the kiss of this warrior prince." Tracy Farnsworth——The Romance Reader Connection

"Cornelia Amiri immerses the reader in a romance of historic splendor" -- Word Weaving

I was introduced through books, to the woman who became my favorite historical character, Boudica. The Celtic Warrior Queen made me start writing professionally. I love history and in reading a book about the dark ages, I came across the rebel queen. She inspired me so much, I started jotting down notes, but they were fiction, visions of me involved in the Boudica revolt. Before I knew it, I had accidentally written a rough draft for a novel. And I've been writing books on purpose ever since. Drawing on my love of a happy ending I have currently penned over 40 published romance books.
Now, for the more mundane stuff. I and my muse, Severus the Cat, live in the hill country of Georgetown Texas. When not writing, I love to read, watch movies, and attend comic cons. I'm currently working on a sequel to Rare Finds and a sequel to The Brass Octopus, which I am renaming and republishing as The Librarian and the Rake.