Lord of Desire
Lady Brynnafar Dumont is prepared to do anything to protect her people—even seduce the savage who defeated her father. Instead, she confronts Handsome Norman knight Lord Brand Risande, who's hiding a secret and wants nothing to do with her. Original.
Lady Brynnafar Dumont is prepared to do anything to protect her people—even seduce the savage who defeated her father. Instead, she confronts Handsome Norman knight Lord Brand Risande, who's hiding a secret and wants nothing to do with her. Original.
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9780446554152 (0446554154)
Publish date: December 14th 2008
Publisher: Forever
Pages no: 189
Edition language: English
Category:
Love,
Humor,
European Literature,
British Literature,
Historical Fiction,
Romance,
Adult,
Medieval,
Historical Romance,
Relationships,
Medieval Romance
Series: The Risande Family (#1)
I imagine this is one of Paula Quinn's earlier books. I cannot be sure. It is a a good medieval story with 2 good characters. The conversations are a bit silly because they are just so......pretty. But I have found that a lot of the medieval stories are like that. It is as if all the warriors back t...
I’ve wanted to revisit this series for some time. Finally the opportunity came so I jumped in with both feet! I am a great fan of Paula Quinn’s work and this just happened to be the first book of hers that I ever read, and a coincidence; it was her first published novel. I wasn’t disappointed in thi...
It's not that this book wasn't well written.... Quinn's writing does has quite a poetic tinge and an engagin style.I just felt that, for me, the plot dragged a bit. I found myself skimming as the lead characters kept analyzing the same stuff over and over again and abandoned the whole endeavor alto...
For this genre, this story actually was closer to a 4, I think. I loved the way William the Conqueror was written in. He was played by Sean Bean inside my head. Heh. There were a few things that irked me, but not enough to mention or ruin the book for me. So, all in all, a good read. Well done.
I had read "Laird of the Mist" by Paula Quinn in the past and I loved that one. Lord of Desire didn't work for me as much. What bothered me the most was the irrational drooling of the Hero after a women that betrayed him again and again. Yet all the way at the almost end of the novel, he still drool...
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