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The King's Champion

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Groomed to be the wife of a knight of good standing, nothing is more alluring to Eleanor than a powerful, courageous man. And she has found him in Troye de Valois, one of the king's own elite guard.

Now, with Ellie's reputation unwittingly compromised, King Edward commands her marriage. She's overjoyed that her husband is to be none other than Troye. He has long lived in her heart and dreams. But those dreams are soon shattered when he reveals his anger at this forced marriage, and the emotions she is reawakening in him .

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Release dateJul 1, 2008
ISBN9781426819346
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CATHERINE MARCH

Catherine March was born in Rhodesia, educated in Norwich, misspent her youth in South Africa, travelled alot and lived in Israel. She is the proud mother of three, whose good humour and positive outlook on life are in inspiration to keep her going. She enjoys researching medieval and military history, castles, poetry, music, retail therapy, and a decaf latte while watching the world walk by and planning the next chapter of her latest romance novel. Catherine now lives in Ireland.

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    Why is it that most medieval romances are so very, very bad? This one is no exception. The heroine is completely unlikeable - a whiny, weepy, pathetic little girl with no character development, except her belief that she "loves" this man she doesn't even know. Who isn't even very nice to her.The hero is a jerk to her through most of the book, until he suddenly (and for no good reason) decides he's madly in love with her. No character development on his part, either.Having nothing in the way of depth, this book relies on cheap melodramatic devices in an attempt to make the reader care. This book is home to - I kid you not - THREE attempted rape scenes (I was yawning by the third), the heroine getting a severe illness, and memories of a dead wife that haunts their life. And I still didn't care.Yawn. Don't waste your time.