Review: Solid four stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 17, 2012
After reading her Seasons series, I've become a fan of Domning and her style of writing. This book didn't disappoint. Typical of her books, the research on The Warrior's Maiden was spot on. Her descriptions are so vivid and accurate, they lead the reader to believe they are in the marketplace, in the castle or riding along with the hero.This book had a bit of a twist but I hesitate to say much for fear of giving something away. I believe the role of the sheriff and his crooked activities was more akin to what really occurred. I especially liked the way the hero and heroine acted upon their feelings for one another instead of fighting and second guessing everything. I even found myself feeling pity for Elliane's brother, although he did some horrible things.Domning did a superb job of describing the role of women and how they were treated as property with no say in their future. Reading about the role of the convent in women's lives during the time was fascinating.