A True and Perfect Knight

by Rue Allyn

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He'd rather die than marry her. She's his best friend's widow and a traitor to England.

She'd rather die than marry him. It's his fault that she is homeless, powerless, and might literally lose her head.

Now the king wants them married and living in Wales to help quell the rebellion there. Edward 1 is a very smart king, but a marriage based on betrayal and distrust can't possibly bring peace to a conquered territory. It's more likely to get them both killed.

Can these two enemies overcome show more stubborn hatred, and a nation full of problems to earn a lifetime of love, or will their mutual antipathy and unseen enemies cause their death?

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After finishing up an intensive month of work and the holidays, I was in the mood for some nice, easy-reading simply for an escape (kinda like craving candy corn). There's nothing better to accomplish that end than to dive into a legacy romance-novel binge. A True and Perfect Knight caught my eye.

When reviewing a romance novel, it's fair to keep in mind that these are written to escape. I wanted a couple of hours of romance and feel-good fluff. I got it. I actually learned something about Welsh history I didn't know before. I spent $4 for this ebook and feel I got my fluffy money's worth.

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Fiction and Literature, Romance, Historical Fiction
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813Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English
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