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No Knight Needed (2000)

by Stephanie Rowe(Favorite Author)

3.99 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Ever After

review 1: I think I'm not made for this kind of story. It was absolutely not my cup of tea.The characters are stuck in the same place throughout the entire book in my opinion, there is no real development and I didn't warm up to any of them.WHat ticked me off pretty much at the beginning of the book was Katie. The moment she found out that Griffin is bBrooke's father she basically told him that his abandon is unforgiveable and it would be better if he had died instead of her father. What kind of a teenager is that? And it doesn't matter what her mother says, Katie does as she pleases. SHe really destroyed the whole thing for me. Rowe's writing was good and it had a nice flow, but after I began to hate some of the characters and the others were annoyingly not movcing forward it was t... moreime to quit.
review 2: 2.5 stars So, where to begin? I liked it, but it was missing something for me. I don't if it's because I've been reading grittier things lately or not. There was a dramatic rescue to start us off. Clare's life revolves around her daughter, but then she meets Griffin, who helps rescue her daughter and some others. Griffin is in town to win back his teenage daughter. We spent a lot of time on Clare and Griffin's internal debate about what is right and what they want. The townspeople were quirky, but they could have been used more. This was well written, but it felt like the characters were stuck in the same spot through the whole of the book. Then, they were suddenly pushed out at the very end. Like I said, maybe I was just not in the right frame to read this at this time. I definitely recommend it if you like a nice, quiet love story. less

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