Review: A love story combined with comedic humor and an equal dose of depraved villains
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2013
I have read ALL 35 books this author has written, and the main antagonists of this story are by far the most depraved villains she has ever woven into a story. The pseudo-incest are between the two villains who are step-siblings, not blood related, so just read it with an open mind. Ms. LeVeque gave us 'taboo' evil villains, who through twists and turns TRY to conquer the hero & heroine. Yes, good luck with that. This author does not include THE best knights ever in her stories for nothing!With that being said, Kirk and Mara's love story doesn't start with an auspicious beginning, but rather with Mara trying to stay in her crumbling castle. This is a beautiful love story of an Irish knight, Kirk, and his love for Mara. Even though the evil forces abound in The Darkland you can't put this book down. You always have to find out what happens next. I couldn't even guess what was coming chapter after chapter.This was a brilliantly written book, complete with dark villains, a hunky hero, and a feisty heroine. Chapter 1 and the epilogue give you a hint as to why certain genetic traits are passed on. Bravo to this author for letting the sun shine on the hero and heroine during this dark episode of The Darkland!