Betrayal (Book 2: Time Enough To Love) - Plot & Excerpts
He emerged on deck with a single intent in his heart: seek out Geoffrey Longford and kill him. He had warned Geoffrey, by God. He would not brook being dishonored, especially by his supposed best friend. He strode to the bow, scanning the quarterdeck, but to no avail. Turning aft, he shoved his way past deckhands and members of the court, anger fueling his quest for vengeance. Almost to the stern, he heard sudden laughter behind him, and spun to find Geoffrey coming from the aft passageway in the company of Sir Robert Bouchier. Despite the fact that Geoffrey accompanied the head of the princess’s household, Thomas stepped forward, blocking his friend’s path. Geoffrey stopped short and warily nodded to Thomas. “Good morrow, Thomas.” “Speak not pleasantries to me, Sir Geoffrey, when you have betrayed my trust and compromised my good name.” He rested his hand near his sword, itching to seize it. “I will have satisfaction of you, lord, ere this day is done.”
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