In a few books, Jamie has explored locations in the world where alabaster can be found. Sisterhood of the Sword is the first book to mention that Nova Scotia, Canada, is one such location. A second is Doyle Dalton's Diary.

The concept of the "White Woman" holds a fascinating place in various historical and mythical traditions across cultures. From Germanic folklore to Native American spirituality, these figures often symbolize purity, wisdom, and supernatural power.

This is where I envisioned Dalton retiring after his adventures. Remember his diary that Jamie has had all this time?

Dalton is one of the more complex characters in the series. It is why he was allowed a full book to tell his story.

Here is a sample of the "voice" who will narrate this book. And his promise to tell the truth. Again, it is up to you to decide.

Author Ellen E. Sutherland in front of Doyle Dalton's home where he wrote his 2nd diary. Doyle Dalton began his diary when he stole one...

The Isle of Osiris is where it all began. An Egyptian island located north of Scotland. Holy Freyja? How is this possible?

Doyle Dalton’s diary has been central to the storyline from its first mention in Tome of Tubal-Cain. 

Doyle Dalton's experiences, wherever the truth lies with him, are critical to the story arc of the series.

Buckle up! We are going to war with Doyle Dalton. The only question is will he tell the truth this time? What will that mean for Jamie?