Elaine M. (ElaineMB) reviewed By Queen's Grace (Wilmont Family, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 493) on + 24 more book reviews
A fast read. Very romantic. Perfect summer reading!
very good book.
Sharon S. (SharonS312) reviewed By Queen's Grace (Wilmont Family, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 493) on + 475 more book reviews
Kidnapped by rebel forces in a mad plan to make her queen, Lady Judith Canmore could not wholly mourn her plight. For it reunited her with the Saxon knight of whom she'd dreamed as a young girl, the handsome Corwin of Lenvil. But would he be the answer to her womanly prayers?
Corwin knew the Lady Judith was a prize of power in the eyes of many a Norman lord. Though when he looked upon the lovely princess he had vowed to protect, he saw nothing but the woman he had grown to love... and was almost certainly fated to lose!
Enjoyable trip through a time long since past ... I enjoyed it very much.
Corwin knew the Lady Judith was a prize of power in the eyes of many a Norman lord. Though when he looked upon the lovely princess he had vowed to protect, he saw nothing but the woman he had grown to love... and was almost certainly fated to lose!
Enjoyable trip through a time long since past ... I enjoyed it very much.
Lee P. (copiousreader) reviewed By Queen's Grace (Wilmont Family, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 493) on
"By Queens's Grace" is the sequel to "By King's Decree"
Joan N. (zvdog) reviewed By Queen's Grace (Wilmont Family, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 493) on + 145 more book reviews
Kidnapped by rebel forces in a mad plan to make her queen, Lady Judith Canmore could not wholly mourn her plight. For it reunited her with the Saxon knight of whom she'd dreamed as a young girl, the handsome Corwin of Lenvil. But would he be the answer to her womanly prayers?
Corwin knew the Lady Judith was a prize of power in the eyes of many a Norman lord. Though when he looked upon the lovely princess he had vowed to protect, he saw nothing but the woman he had grown to love... and was almost certainly fated to lose!
Corwin knew the Lady Judith was a prize of power in the eyes of many a Norman lord. Though when he looked upon the lovely princess he had vowed to protect, he saw nothing but the woman he had grown to love... and was almost certainly fated to lose!
