
LADY OF THE KNIGHT Author: Jackie Ivie ISBN: 0821778080 12/2004 HISTORICAL Publisher: KENSINGTON/Zebra
LADY OF THE KNIGHT is beautifully written and full of passion. Morgan is deadly with any weapon put into her hands. Her aim is always true and she’s bent on revenge. She is the last KilCreggar; her entire family was murdered by the FitzHugh’s, with the exception of her slightly crazed older sister, Elspeth. Alexander ‘Zander’ Fitzhugh comes across Morgan on the battlefield, and takes the "boy" as his squire. Morgan isn’t about to correct Zander about her gender once she finds out he’s from the clan she is determined to destroy. You might be wondering how Zander mistakes Morgan for a boy—she has long hair, which she keeps braided, and she is very attractive; but because of her skill with dirks and the crossbow, Zander assumes she's a boy more than anything. This causes some real issues for Zander when he finds himself attracted to his new squire. Unfortunately for Morgan, she finds herself returning his attraction, but feels she cannot give in to her feelings because it would mean giving up on her vow of vengeance. This is a very exciting novel set in the wilds of Scotland in the early 1300s. Jackie Ivie has woven a beautiful tale of forbidden love and revenge. Morgan is a strong and beautiful woman who has no idea just how wonderful she is. Zander is a bit hard headed and blind at times, but he sees Morgan for the beautiful woman she is, inside and out. But how can their love make it when his family destroyed hers? LADY OF THE KNIGHT is an excellent novel that you don’t want to miss—it’s one you will want to read again and again. Carrye Syma |
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