Review: Worth the price!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2013
I've finished the set and have somewhat mixed reviews...I'd give the set a 4-star because I did find some problems with two of the books.First, I did love the books by Kean (Knight's Reward) and Domning (Summer's Storm)!  Both these authors are favorites of mine - Summer's Storm is part of Denise Domning's Seasons series, which, if you haven't found it yet, find it!  All are stories about members of one family, so they link together, but can be read in any order.  She is very knowledgeable on medieval English/Irish/Scots history.  Kean's Knight's Reward was an excellent story and well-written, with likeable characters.  The author knows her business!Knight's Victory is Eliza Knight's contribution to the set, and has a good base story, but has some spots where the language is weird or missing, plus words mis-used. (Example: teaming instead of teeming)  The other problem I had with this one is the length and detail of the bedroom scenes - 10 or 12 pages at a time is waaaaay too much information!  Skipping lots of that, it's a good read.Knight's Honor - Well, the story is somewhat different and interesting, but the action is so intense that you are exhausted by the end of the book!  (They are attacked by no-goods, kill a couple of the bad guys and escape to the forest, where they are again attacked, kill a couple of them, escape to the inn in the next town, where they are attacked, kill a couple of them, and escape to the forest, where they are again....)  The other thing that I didn't like is that no medieval lord or lady would name their daughter Taylor.  Please!  That is an early version of Tailor, so they might as well have named her Chandler, Farmer or Seamstress.  Ain't gonna happen!  And the heroine uses modern-day slang.  It also leaves several unanswered questions.But the set is certainly worth the price, so I recommend it!