Deirdre is book number three in a fantastic series set in the sixth (or seventh?) century. She is attempting to negotiate her brother's ransom and along the way falls prey to pirates.
Alric's mother prophesied shortly before dying that Alric would meet a woman and she described Deirdre. She described her clan's colours and her character. Is this unbelieving Alric going to believe they were put together by God? Will he make her his wife? And what about the sinister plot that is afoot. Someone is after the very kingdom.
A really great read. I have mentioned that I enjoy Linda Windsor's writing. I was sad to see the series end and I don't lightly say that. Often when a series ends, I'm ready for it to end. This time, I wanted there to be another novel!
Highly recommended!
Showing posts with label Fires of Glennmara. Show all posts
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Sunday, 30 September 2012
Saturday, 29 September 2012
Riona, Linda Windsor
Riona is book number two in the Fires of Glennmara series. I really enjoyed this series. I found the writing refreshing and the hero all too human. The love interest of Kieran, the warrior king was feisty and wouldn't take any 'guff' from Kieran. I loved the the suspense in the book as well. It was not predictable and I will definitely be reviewing book number three for you all soon!
Kieran makes a promise to his dying friend to marry Riona and keep her safe. He would give his life for her if necessary. Now, to only convince Riona that marriage is the best answer. The problem is she feels like she should wed the church, not a mere man, and a wholly frustrating one at that!
Linda Windsor is one of my top ten favourite authors and I highly recommend her novels to anyone who loves a little romance mixed in with a little mystery and some sixth century history.
Kieran makes a promise to his dying friend to marry Riona and keep her safe. He would give his life for her if necessary. Now, to only convince Riona that marriage is the best answer. The problem is she feels like she should wed the church, not a mere man, and a wholly frustrating one at that!
Linda Windsor is one of my top ten favourite authors and I highly recommend her novels to anyone who loves a little romance mixed in with a little mystery and some sixth century history.
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