Review: My Fair Lady is a true love story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2013
This is the second book by Kathleen Kirkwood that I have read and it did not disappoint. The love story of Royce and Ana was absolutely lovely.  He was her true knight in shining armour.  The man that we all would love to have in our life.  In this story, We find young Royce as a squire with dreams of knighthood.  He is traveling with his knight to meet King Richard and join the crusades.  They stumble upon a village that has been attacked and immediately look for survivors.  Amoung the carrnage, they discoveer young Ana ad she immediately finds comfort with Royce.  He takes her to the next village and entrusts her care to a peasant family living within its keep.  Years later, he has grown into a man and the little girls long lost grandfather requests that the knight find his granddaughter and return her to him.  Jumping forward, we now find the lovely Ana who has grown into a woman and is about to the married.  Royce interrupts the ceremony and whisks Kate back to English soil.  This, of course, does not sit well with Ana.  She tried everything to escape and return to her foster family and the man she is about to marry.  Her antics are most enjoyable throughout the tale, as well as, poor Royce's response.  He does not tell Ana that he was her young squire and she does not reveal that she has secretly hoped he would return and claim her for his own.  The story proceeds with many ups and downs that the couple must endure before they find themselves eventually realizing that their paths were leading towards one another.  This is a must read.  I highly recommend this historical romance to any readers of this genre.  You won't be disappointed.