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digitlchic's review against another edition
4.0
4.5 read as part of the De Russe complete collection
sgoch's review against another edition
4.0
i love all of kathryn le veque's books but this book while still good, was a little bit of a let down, it was missing a lot of the action, suspense, and passion that I can regularly expect from a le veque book.
whiskeyinthejar's review against another edition
2.0
Mostly a story about how a medieval knight who was tasked with watching over Joan of Arc befriending her, taking her heart from the pyre, and trying to secretly bury it in Winchester, per her request.
A forced marriage along the way, a boat load of characters, and some clandestine wheeling and dealing between French knights and English knights.
The romance is a small portion of this with a very real feeling 1400s feel, the author knows her time and place.
There's a story here, just not one I found too entertaining; medieval mundane.
A forced marriage along the way, a boat load of characters, and some clandestine wheeling and dealing between French knights and English knights.
The romance is a small portion of this with a very real feeling 1400s feel, the author knows her time and place.
There's a story here, just not one I found too entertaining; medieval mundane.