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My Lady Treasure Catherine Kean 9781932815788 Books

All that boo hooing about the treasure and that's how it ends??!!?? Oy.

There was a bit of drama in this. As the archers were surrounding them, I had to put it down. Would he make it out? Could he?

He's very bold and takes liberties that I feel were excessive and dangerous.


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My Lady Treasure Catherine Kean 9781932815788 Books Reviews

I'm not going to give a synopsis of this story becuase I do not care for that in reviews. This story had several engaging moments, but it was too slow in the beginning and I almost put it done. I was about half way into it before this story grabbed me.
The final engagement between Brant, the hero, and Torr, the villain, was gripping, and I found it hard to put down at that point, however the last paragraph was disappointing. This story definitely needed an epilogue. Brant had no home, no money, yet off they rode into the sunset to live happily ever after? I think not! I know he had that truly special cup, but I find it hard to believe it would be worth enough to cover living for the next fifty years!
If you want an adventure with lady needing protection and a handsome rouge wanting to protect her read this novel!
What more can you ask for but these three? Throw in treasures from King Arthur's reign and you find yourself with a medieval dilemma for our hero. Although he is a knave and our heroine a penniless widow, the spark fly as this couple find themselves on the run.
This book was not as exciting as I thought it was going to be. The Heroine in this book was so stubborn and dramatic that it almost made me want to stop reading! Every predicament they got into was her doing! I only continued reading because I loved the hero, Brant. Alhough this book was predicatable from the begining I couldn't help but be drawn in by him, and wonder, how do men like that fall in love with women like her? But, if it happens in reality, it can happen in a book...

I did not like the way the book ended, it needed an epilogue or some type of follow-up. Brant had no home and no money, where were they going to live? How were they going to eat? It could not be all sunshine and rainbows after they left the cave? If you want a light read something that requires no complexity, then this is a great book to read!
This story is set in England and begins in early December, 1192. Lady Faye Rivellaux is an impoverished widow. She resides in Caldstone Keep. One of her dearest friends, Elayne, was the wife of Lord Torr Lorvais. Elayne is now deceased; however, before Elayne died, Faye was her companion. Faye would often go with Elayne and little Angeline (Elayne's daughter) to the river for picnics. It was during the last picnic together that Angeline found the slightly dented golden chalice in some mud and rocks. The goblet became a secret of the trio.

Though Elayne is now deceased, Faye cares for eighteen month old Angeline as if the child were her own. Angeline is kidnapped and a ransom for silver is sent to Faye, along with a warning to tell no one of the demand. Faye meets a man at the arranged destination and offers the gold goblet instead of silver.

Sir Brant Meslarches does not care for Lord Torr Lorvais. Yet due to the last words uttered from his older brother, Royce, Brant must comply to Lord Lorvais's demands. Brant had been assured Faye would not have the ransom. Lorvais's orders were to scare Faye and leave. So Brant is shocked when Faye offers a gold goblet! It looks to be part of King Arthur's legendary treasure.

Faye does not trust Brant to not disappear with the goblet and never return Angeline. Faye does not believe Brant when he confesses that he has no idea who Angelina even is. At the same time, Brant desperately wants to locate the rest of the treasure that Royce had been positive existed. The two must team up, even though there is very little trust between them, in hopes of locating the untold riches, rescuing the little girl, and foiling the plans of an insane overlord.

***** An excellent tale which surrounds one of my favorite legends and set within the days of yore. The descriptions of events, such as the fateful picnic, were so realistic that I could almost feel the chill from the wind on my face. I consider this story to be MY treasure and it will go directly to my Keeper Shelf. Filled with drama, betrayals, romance, suspense, and mystery, this adventure will remain in your mind long after you finish reading the last page. *****

Reviewed by Detra Fitch of Huntress Reviews.
While I am not a big fan on books that have a historical setting with castles and the like, this was a great little book! There was also some mystery involved with it as well which kept my attention. I also appreciated the fact that the author didn't have the characters going at it like rabbits after the first couple of chapters. If you like historical romance, this one will be right up your alley!
This story had all the makings of a great book. I enjoyed the characters and the setting. However, there was alot of back story information that was never fully explained or details not provided. Like how long was Faye a widow? How did she come to meet Elayne? How long was Elayne ill. How long was Angeline missing? What was Torr's ailment? What of her and Brant's family? These and other things were mentioned in the book but the back story wasn't provided.

It was an enjoyable read even with the information missing.
All that boo hooing about the treasure and that's how it ends??!!?? Oy.

There was a bit of drama in this. As the archers were surrounding them, I had to put it down. Would he make it out? Could he?

He's very bold and takes liberties that I feel were excessive and dangerous.