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Save:A charming, witty medieval romance brimming with heart and humor - perfect for fans of strong-willed heroines and sweet, slow-burn love stories.
In "The Prize" by Julie Garwood, the story unfolds during William the Conqueror's reign, where the Saxon captive Nicholaa is forced to choose a husband from the Norman nobles, ultimately selecting the fierce yet chivalrous warrior, Royce. The book delves into their relationship as Nicholaa vows to bend Royce to her will, showcasing a mix of resourcefulness, rebellion, and naivety in her character. The plot is filled with humor, palace intrigue, and passionate love scenes, capturing the essence of medieval England amidst the clash between Saxons and Normans.
She had knocked him off his feet. Literally. She’d waited until he took his helmet off. Then she’d swung the narrow strip of leather in a circle high above her head. The small stone nestled in the cen...August 1991•429 pages - #2
Save:A sexy, atmospheric blend of dragon lore, high society, and romance. Go for it if you crave swoony, magical escapism - but don’t expect deep fantasy world-building.
In "The Smoke Thief" by Shana Abe, the story follows Clarissa Rue Hawthorne, a half-dragon who has been living as a successful jewel thief. However, her abilities catch the attention of Christoff, the Alpha male of the drakon, who is determined to bring her back to Darkfrith, the home of the drakon. The book combines historical romance with paranormal elements, set in 18th century London, and explores the dynamics between Rue and Christoff as they navigate their complicated relationship amidst societal expectations and the drakon world. The writing style is described as fast-paced, with a focus on world-building and character development, creating a unique blend of romance and fantasy.
He had decided to demonstrate this fact by slouching in his chair, his legs outstretched and his blond head turned idly away from everyone else in his father's study. One sun-darkened cheek was propp...September 2005•352 pages
