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    A Knight To Call Her Home - Peace-Weavers by Margaux Thorne
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    Readers of 'A Knight To Call Her Home' in the series 'Peace-Weavers' by author Margaux Thorne were engrossed in the love story between Emma and Hugh, set against a complicated political landscape and a historical backdrop. The forced marriage plot was well executed, showcasing a balance of hate turning into love and respect. The characters, Hugh and Emma, were portrayed as multidimensional and their growing love for each other was tender and passionate.


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    Ivanhoe by Walter Scott
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    'Ivanhoe' by Walter Scott is a classic historical novel set in 12th century England during the reign of Richard the Lion Heart. The story revolves around the conflict between Normans and Saxons, with a focus on the chivalry, adventures, and social divisions of the time. The plot includes elements such as knights returning from the Crusades, a love triangle, and the trial of a young Jewess for witchcraft. The writing style of the book is described as wordy, rich in English language, and filled with detailed descriptions that paint a vivid landscape of the medieval era.

    In that pleasant district of merry England which is watered by the river Don, there extended in ancient times a large forest, covering the greater part of the beautiful hills and valleys which lie bet...

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    The Conqueror - The deWarenne Dynasty by Brenda Joyce
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    In "The Conqueror" by Brenda Joyce, the story unfolds in medieval England where Rolfe the Relentless, a Norman knight, claims Castle Aelfgar and marries Lady Alice, though his heart desires her illegitimate sister, Ceidre. The plot is filled with intrigue, betrayal, and complex relationships, as Ceidre, a strong and loyal Saxon woman, navigates the challenges of Norman rule and her forbidden attraction to Rolfe. The writing style is described as intense, historically accurate, and captivating, with a mix of brutality and romance that keeps readers engaged till the very end.

    Rolfe of Warenne watched expressionlessly as his vassal Guy Le Chante wheeled his destrier around, calling to his knights. He sat motionless on his massive gray stallion in the middle of the road. He ...

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    My Lord Conqueror by Samantha James
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    'My Lord Conqueror' by Samantha James is a medieval romance set in the eleventh century, focusing on the relationship between the hero, Merrick of Normandy, and the heroine, Alana. The plot revolves around Merrick's conquest of a Saxon stronghold and his interactions with Alana, the bastard daughter of the keep's former lord. The story is filled with tension, emotions, and struggles as the characters navigate through societal expectations, misunderstandings, and threats. The writing style is immersive, with vivid descriptions of the medieval times, realistic character portrayals, and a captivating storyline that keeps readers engaged from the very first page.


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