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Warrior's Revenge (2013)

by Coreene Callahan(Favorite Author)

3.99 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

1477848851 (ISBN13: 9781477848852)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Montlake Romance

review 1: This is the first story I’ve read by this author, but I was impressed. This book was excellent from start to finish. I managed to read it in about a day and a half and enjoyed every minute.Aurora – The heroine’s nickname is Rory. She loves horses and her lady’s maid is actually a man. She is strong and stubborn, a true fighter. Her secret longing is to be loved.Brigham – A local Baron who has a bad reputation. He’s known as a monster by those who don’t know him, but beloved by those who follow him.It had great character development and interaction. The chemistry between the Aurora and Brigham was sizzling hot. The dialogue was entertaining and the characters were actually likable. I loved the way the scenes came to life with the author’s vivid details.Favor... moreite Character: My favorite character in this one was Brigham. I liked the way the author portrayed him. He was strong and commanding, but yet protective of those under his care. It was entertaining to see him win most of his arguments with Rory by seduction.The only flaw I could find in the entire book was a few misplaced phrases, but I loved the story so much I easily ignored it. I do have to say I’m glad I was able to get the story in its entirety instead of the Kindle Serial version. Reading only a few chapters at a time before waiting for the next installment would’ve driven me crazy.I’m looking forward to reading more by this author. The Kindle price right now is $1.99, which is a steal for a 434 page novel. Highly recommend. A 4.5 star rounded up to a 5.
review 2: Meh. This book was way too modern. Spilling the beans? Using "Goddamn" randomly? groin? and "Wait a moment. Back up a step!" Those are just a few examples. If I am reading a novel that takes place 1247, I want it to feel authentic. The characters did a lot of thinking. I got tired of reading their thoughts. I wanted more dialogue, at least, the meaningful kind. The beginning sucked me in with the plight of Aurora, the heroine and her struggle with her dastardly and cruel uncle. This was the last time I felt menaced by this uncle.When she meets Brigham, the big, brawny warrior, I'm not even swooning. What did he look like again? Why was he so dangerous? He mistakes Aurora for a trollop and she knees him in the groin. Later, he finds her and demands to make her pay with passion. Hmm. She fell for him way too fast! He fell for her way too fast! It was just lust. The nooky wasn't even that good. It just didn't come together for me. Also, why was this called Warrior's Revenge? less

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