Creating Memories - A Medieval Romance
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (928 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0979837723 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Feedback is always appreciated! . She has trained in medieval swordfighting for several years. Please visit Lisa at LisaShea to learn more about her background and interests. She studied medieval dance and music with the SCA. Lisa has studied the Middle Ages since she was quite young. About the Author Lisa Shea is a fervent fan of honor, loyalty, and chivalry. While her medieval heroines often wield a sword, they equally value the skilled use of their intelligence, wisdom, courage, and compassion. She has been to England numerous times and loves exploring old castles and churches. She brings to life worlds where men and women st
Storm's memory has been viciously purged by a blow from a bandit's cudgel. Was she a bandit herself? A helpless captive? When her memory returns, if it returns, would she betray those she had come to care for? Falcon, her rescuer, finds his suspicions slowly gentled, his heart entranced by the compassionate woman in his care. Creating Memories is book six in the Sword of Glastonbury series. Each of these full-length romances features its own flavor, atmosphere, and main characters. Jealous of any rival, Jessica is eager to find proof that Storm is intimately linked to the wolves' heads. It is suitable for teens and older. She has a completely blank slate, a fresh start on life. Each is set in a different part of medieval England and showcases the natural beauty of its region. Jessica, the haughty contender determined to be by his side, is less forgiving. Creating Memories is an insightful tale of trust, betrayal, and how we perceive ourselves, in the tradition of The Bourne Identity. It does not feature any strong language nor scenes of intimacy.. Creating Memories is set in Norfolk, in southeastern England. Yet doubts plague her. When the threat of attack looms, the question of Storm's trustworthiness billow and swirl. Storm desperately struggles to prove to Falcon that she
J. Zolli said A pleasant jaunt into a nobler time. The character of Storm develops slowly through the book. Noble, brave, strong, and clever, she shows courage and initiative in seeking her identity and taking her first tentative steps toward true love. I enjoyed both the swordplay and the wordplay from the lead characters.. good book icebear s I read over 1000 books over the yearsmost of them historical and paranormal romance booksso it is hard for me to find a good book , that will keep my attentionthis book was very goodliked it very much. Very good medieval romance TBreakiron I have read several of Lisa Shea's romances set during medieval times and they have all so far been incredibly well written books. This one is about Storm who has been attacked and lost her memory and the man who doesn't know whether or not he can trust her. The book is good as always and the author provides a glossary of terms and a few pages about life back in those times. I haven't used the glossary yet because I have understood enough words to keep reading but it definitely is a nice touch.
Lisa has studied the Middle Ages since she was quite young. While her medieval heroines often wield a sword, they equally value the skilled use of their intelligence, wisdom, courage, and compassion. She studied medieval dance and music with the SCA. She has trained in medieval swordfighting for several years. Please visit Lisa at LisaShea to learn more about her