by Elizabeth Lowell
Lady Margaret has been commanded by the King, to marry the enemy, Dominic, a Norman knight and a powerful warrior who is well known throughout the country. Margaret is a witch of sorts, a healer, and her curse is that she will only bear a heir if she and her husband are in love, a powerful and unyie...
I first discovered (Anne Maxwell writing as) Elizabeth Lowell’s historical romances in my early teens, which probably explains why I have such a soft spot for her now. If you’re looking for big blowsy melodramatic historical romances featuring love that cannot happen but must, well this is the autho...
Would have been a lot better if Lowell hadn't incorporated falcon training into Dominic's seduction of Meg. Locking her in a dark room, feeding her by hand, and adorning her with tinny little bells on her hands and feet, well, it was beyond disturbing. She is a good writer, though.
yet another cheesy medieval romance. The best of the three Lowells, although the falconry metaphor grew wearying.
The book starts out with the pending marriage of Lady Margaret (Meg) & returning Crusader Dominic le Sabra. Neither have laid eyes on the other before but are both willing to go along with the prearranged marriage. Meg accepts this as her fate (although she is by no means a wimp) & Dominic wants to ...
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