Review: An Ordinary Sort of Evil by Kelley Armstrong
This story brings a little more depth to the characters and all of their relationships.
This story brings a little more depth to the characters and all of their relationships.
Historically accurate but not all that exciting.
I loved the premise but I didn’t feel any chemistry between these characters.
Very promising series. I can’t wait for more.
This was a sweet romance but nothing exceptional.
It’s been awhile since a book captivated me to the point I couldn’t put it down. The fiery Fiona has me as enthralled as the other characters in this story.
When Lord Vawdrey came up with the idea to marry off the defeated Northern Blechmarsh Princess to a lowly knight, thereby lowering her title, it seemed like the perfect plan to remove a rival to the crown without having to kill an innocent woman. Except now King Wymer isn’t happy with the turnout of knights […]
This was a much better story than the previous story An Ill-Made Match.
The heroine gets a personality and I’m supposed to be excited about it. Really?
I was disappointed as I expected a long, drawn out and exciting seize of the castle and it truly was a let down.