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Lady of the Knight (2004)

by Jackie Ivie

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The Zebra Debut program continues with this historical romance from an up-and-comer who delivers a passionate, emotional, action-packed story set against the violent and volatile backdrop of 14th-century Scotland. Original.
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I liked the story, but it's not realistic for that period of time. She's a weapons expert and he assists her without feeling inferior as a man?? bit odd.
Even if it fits in the story, I find him a bit over romantic and to much a fan of 'love talk' for that period of time.
She intends to let his clan suffer for the wrong they've done to hers but during their journey to the castle it's she who suffers (he hurts her back, and let her walk a whole day and night with the injury while he's on a horse) and she doesn't mind, but she feels a whore when they get romantically involved. strange. Unfortunately he never finds out she's a woman, she has to tell him, but first she dresses as a woman. The revelation was bit disappointed, I had expected it differently. There were a few exciting climaxes in the story I really liked. The beginning was the best part.
I really feel bad for her sister from the beginning till the end. ( )
  mieke-sam | Sep 21, 2018 |
Lady Of The Knight by Jackie Ivie 382 pages

When Morganna "Morgan" KilCreggar was four years old her family was attacked and women and children where slain. The men of the family are away from home , a clan war beings and ends six years later when all the men of the clan are killed in battle. Morgan has sworn revenge and justice on the FitzHugh clan. Morgan disguises herself as a lad, and becomes deadly with all weapons.

Alexander "Zander" FitzHugh makes the boy "Morgan" his squire. Sparks will fly when he sees that she is a woman. ( )
  Pebblesgmc | Jan 19, 2014 |
A good book, and the first half was very strong, but after the reveal of Morganna as a woman rather than a squire, I felt it lost some of its edge. Still, quite a good read and it kept me turning the pages. :) ( )
  alyslinn | May 25, 2013 |
AUTHOR: JACKIE IVIE has a dialogue style. The characters talk to each other in such a way that it brings you directly into their lives. She writes to make you feel included.

SYNOPSIS
This book is about her rise to becoming a national hero and within that rise, love blooms.
Setting in the Scottish Lowlands. A time of wars between clans and during a time when Scotland invaded by the Sassenach (Englishman).
Left behind the clan wars are mostly the children of dead clansmen. They are poor and destitute. They are forced to raid the bodies on the battlefield for anything of value that will help them to survive
A battlefield thief, a young woman dressed as a boy, arises and become a national hero.
Her journey starts when she is forced to become the squire of a warrior pretending to be dead on the battlefield.
The only problem: Her mind is set on avenging her clan's deaths and the warrior comes from the clan that she wants to take out revenge.

FAVORITE PART: She defeats the best Englishman in a competition that shows her talent.

LEAST FAVORITE PART: She is forced to walk for a day or so with a back injury. (I cried)

YOU WOULD LIKE THIS BOOK IF: You enjoy reading about a female rising from being destitute to becoming a heroine (but disguised as a boy). She has a talent that will best the best of any man. The confusion and disgust coming from a clan warrior that cannot figure out why he is desperately attracted to a person he believes to be a male.

FOUR AND A HALF STARS given because "I" hated the continuous use of God's name used in vain and some of the dialogue seemed to drag along. However, I recommend you read this book ( )
  Chandra-of-Red | Mar 10, 2011 |
An amusing tale about what happens when a girl pretends to be a boy and becomes a squire. This amaginative story is a cute romp through the scottish highlands with a Knight and his squire, who the main character can not seam to keep himself conrol around. I enjoyed this book a lot and found a lot of the scenes really funny. This book had me laughing and wishing I could really be there and watch craziness that insues. ( )
  lexi1022 | Apr 30, 2010 |
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To Barbara, who was with me for every chapter
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The screams faded by midday, leaving the groans of the dying. Morgan waited, even then.
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"Name's Zander"....."As in Alexander the Great...Short version". "My mother loves history. She just has a problem spelling.
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