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Tanja Troester tanjatroester — A solid four-stars for this Harlequin Blaze. Riley and Rachel's story seems to take their relationship from zero to sixty in the blink of an eye--but since this is part of the conflict they face in reaching the HEA (namely the heroine wondering if their relationship is anything more than a quick fling) it isn't a negative in the books favor. The personality and history of the hero make him easily lovable. There are only a couple of elements that kept this from a five star for me. One was the heroine's density in terms of her relationship with Riley: watching her keep pushing him away nearly made me throw the book at one point. Since this was part of their conflict, though, it could easily be overlooked. However, some spots of the story didn't flow quite as smoothly as I might have liked. There were times when one of the characters would be considering doing something, and in the next line they would be doing something else, with the implication that they had completed that initial task (as in, Riley would be thinking of putting Rachel down on the bed, and in the next line she's stretching over his blankets). Sometimes thinking about doing something replaced the author telling us it was done. It presented some moments of jarring reading. Overall, a very enjoyable read.

Adriana S askb — If you have ever watched the movie "Braveheart" then you are familiar with Isabella of France who married Edward II of England. Unfortunately her depiction in the movie is completely wrong. While Isabella married the "poof" or "homosexual" Edward II, the son and heir of Edward "the Longshanks" I of England, she did so AFTER the elder Edward was dead. So he would have never been at the wedding or sent her to meet and confer with William Wallace. She was a small child when Wallace was executed. Isabella was a very smart and strong woman, even for her time. Also, unlike her movie portrayal, she did not despise her husband until much, much later in her life.They had 4 children together. Granted, he pissed her off and she got back at him by successfully invading England, deposing him and placing their son Edward III on the throne, then proceeded to turn around and commit crimes against England and the people that loved her. Typical politician. In fact, with out Isabella doing what she did, most of the democratic freedoms that the world enjoys today may never have come about. That is not to say she would have enjoyed that. She was a firm believer in the rule of a king and their exercising their prerogative. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I read it fairly quickly because the writing flows so well. Weir is amazing in her detail and historical story telling.