This book actually contains 4 different Novels, the first two have some of the same characters but all the stories stand alone. I have enjoyed reading Tracie Peterson for some time now and really enjoyed reading these 4 stories.I felt like all the characters in each story were well rounded, exciting and very romantic. I always enjoy when a writer describes all the surrounding so well, it helps me to really get into the story and this book was no exception to that.The romance in each story was grounded in faith and you could see how all the characters grew throughout the story. The last one had a bit of the old times of witchcraft, it was so easy back then to prove someone was a witch, just by watching them, seeing how they lived.I would recommend this to all of Traci's readers and also everyone out there who loves romance set in the times of Kings and Knights.
Cough, gag and choke. Could this book have been more corny? Well, yes, but it almost took the cake. Sickly beautiful, sweet, and perfect heroines, disgusting or disgusting-ly good men, contrived plots and fake overdone villains made this book an almost painful read. And the Christian message was inserted in such an obvious "ask me about this" way that I almost got sick. Another peeve was that it was not well-researched. She knew a few things, and used them way too much. For one thing, does every
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