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Book Review of Stardust of Yesterday (de Piaget, Bk 11)

Stardust of Yesterday (de Piaget, Bk 11)
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Helpful Score: 3


Lynn Kurland writes one of my favorite series of books - following the de Piaget family through time. This one is about Kendrick - a thirteenth-century knight, betrayed & killed by his betrothed & her accomplice, cursed to spend eternity haunting Seakirk castle. Bent on destroying his betrothed's line of descendants, believing it is the only way to send his spirit on it's way, he has whittled them down through the centuries to the last one - Genevieve Buchanan. What he didn't count on was falling in love with her.

Kurland is a master painter of gorgeous, arrogant Highland warriors. She works her magic touch as Genevieve unwittingly disarms & charms Kendrick. The plot twist at the end seems a little rushed, and Genevieve's "innocence" is carried a little too far in my opinion, but all-in-all, a very good read and in keeping with Kurland's excellent story telling ability.