The Prince Of Val-Feyridge

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I had the added bonus of reading this book while on a trip to Italy. I could picture the characters in the courtyard, or riding through the gates. I am not a fan of love triangles, yet this one was handled beautifully and did not leave me disappointed at all in the end.

The Prince of Val-Feyridge will take I had the added bonus of reading this book while on a trip to Italy. I definitely recommend this book!

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Aug 04, Andrea rated it it was amazing. This book was fantastic! I couldn't put it down! The author skillfully describes her world while at the same time entertaining and delighting the reader with complex characters who seem so lifelike that they practically leap off the page. I found this book enjoyable because the plot was more complex than the plot of your average run of the mill romance novel.

The themes in this novel run much deeper than true love conquers all, and though the book is set in a fantasy world, the themes also are a This book was fantastic!

The Prince of Val-Feyridge

The themes in this novel run much deeper than true love conquers all, and though the book is set in a fantasy world, the themes also are applicable to our world. It is so much more than a romance. I am eagerly awaiting the sequel to this novel. Nov 24, Valerie Clarizio rated it it was amazing.

This book was a wonderful read. The author did a superb job creating believable characters with depth. The story is shown vividly through the eyes of the main characters putting the reader right alongside the Prince and Naed during their battles, and in their hearts when they think about, and are with, the woman they love. If you like romance and a great ad This book was a wonderful read. If you like romance and a great adventure, this is a must read! Aug 18, Danielle Redding rated it it was amazing. This book provides not only a written escape from reality, but it is as if I was sucked into the story watching from a hidden vantage point.

I cried, I laughed, and at a few time I even got so angry by what characters were doing that I want to slap a few of them. If you are looking to escape life for a while pick up The Prince of Val-FeyRidge and be prepared for romance and adventure. Excellent honor and character.

This story is all about the person we are or are meant to be.

I hope to read more by this author. Jan 21, Eve James rated it it was amazing. This was my first fantasy romance, and I was reluctant to pick it up.

I was wrong, this book was great. The story complex and characters very likable. I would highly recommend, not only for the romantic elements, but the beauty of a language and the vivid descriptions. Jan 21, S. Mitchell rated it it was amazing. This was a really enchanting novel. Bold characters, lots of action, and a love triangle that kept you guessing all the way through.

I highly recommend it. Aerid could not recall how she came to be in the Great Hall, or how water and bandages materialized on trestle tables there. Naed sat slumped against the wall while Yormoc tugged off his tunic and armor. Blood painted Naed's arm, but she could see the wound was only a finger in length. Yormoc examined the cloth he had been holding to his gashed jaw. Dranoel visibly fought for control. Did no one but she understand what they faced?

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These be Tolemaks we speak of, and what be they if not barbarians and their master a Prince of Savages! Dranoel blanched at her words. But not a man of them stared at her. Cold dread filled Aerid. In the doorway stood a scarlet-cloaked figure so tall his ebony hair brushed the cross-beam, so lean Aerid sensed nothing but bone and muscle and will, a will so strong it emanated from the deep-set, stone-gray eyes.

High cheekbones gave his face a noble, arrogant look. The curve of his lips mocked her. The scar cutting across the left side of his face from behind the eyebrow to the corner of the chin mocked nothing. Shivers racked Aerid, coming so hard and fast she had bitten her lip bloody, but she refused to make a sound while the Prince rode with her clamped to his body. Her life depended on saying nothing until this man—the Demon Himself for all the cruel efficiency with which he had dispatched their attackers—gave her leave to speak.

Flip sides of the warrior coin, one could say—success versus failure—but both scarred inside and out, with stone walls around their hearts that have to be chipped away by the heroines. My heroes are two stubborn, prideful men whose emotional journeys are equally satisfying, but I think I had more fun torturing Durren. How do you keep writing when the ideas flow slowly? How about slogging through molasses? Normal speed for me. One thing that works is having a critique partner who is a prolific writer and keeps expecting me to return the favor.

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Then I can go back and fill in the gaps. Thanks for hosting me, Barbara! A warrior with a destiny, a woman with a gift. Can loving the enemy restore a broken kingdom? Or will forbidden love destroy it—and them—first?

The healer Aerid longs for her barely remembered homeland. Marked out by her gift and her foreign looks, she insists she is no witch. Only when they realize love is blood-kin to friendship, and neither is possible without risk, can they forge a new alliance and restore a kingdom. Aerid sucked in breath, digging her fingers once more into his tunic sleeve.

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