by Karen Hawkins
The second book in the Oxenburg Princes was a sweet and romantic story. Not too complicated or dramatic. Very light and entertaining. There wasn't a lot of emotional turmoil between the two main characters. It was slow at times but overall the plot and conflict were good. I enjoyed reading it. It ha...
Started off with promise, a re-imagined telling of Robin Hood. Our Robert is dead but his widow, Lady Murian, robs from the rich to give to the poor and leads a band of widows, a giant, and Will in a community in the woods. I was a big fan of our hero, Prince Max. He is not the heir but the General ...
**I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review**Max Romanovin, warrior prince of Oxenburg, is escorting his elderly grandmother, who just might be a Romany witch, to an unwanted house party in Scotland when they are robbed by the Scottish Robin Hood! During the invasion, Max can ...
THE PRINCE AND I BY KAREN HAWKINS Release Date: August 25, 2015 SYNOPSIS From New York Times bestselling author Karen Hawkins, the lively and sizzling second book in a new fairytale-based Scottish historical romance series, The Princes of Oxenburg.Max Romanovin, Oxenburg’s warrior prince, is ...
Cute read, and definitely got my interest with the play off of the Robin Hood legends in the framework of a highlands romance (particularly with "Maid Marian" actually taking the role of "Robin Hood"). Somewhat disappointed by the lack of kilts, which is honestly half the reason I generally pick up...
This is book two in the "The Oxenburg Princes #2" series. This as the other book is a stand alone book so don't feel you have to read them in order if you aren't able to do so. I just try to as it lets you catch up to the previous characters sometimes. I must say that I love Karen Hawkins and h...
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