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The Greatest Knight
Sir Brian:
I recently acquired this book from the public library and although it is a historical fiction, (I just love that oxymoron! :D) I am enjoying it immensely because it is well written and the storyline flows seamlessly from historical point to point without miring the reader in mounds of tedious factoids. :)
Dragonlover:
being that time of year again, with the reading assignments I have, I won't be reading another book for quite some time. Too busy in texts....
Sir William:
LOVED it. Historical fiction's great when you're burned out on actual history...plus the author's ability to mold and shape a believable world does wonders in drawing the reader in. Think I've read it 3 times already- she uses Crouch for a lot of the historical aspect of Marshal's life (such as there is of it) and makes use of literary license for the rest. A great read, no doubt. One of the few books I made my sister return to me after reading it (usually she just gets to keep whatever I've "loaned" her lol).
Sir Wolf:
oooooooOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooo Sir's Brian's dirt and smut books! ehhehe
Sir Brian:
I take exception to that innuendo Sir Wolf! ~ At no time in that book is there a hero named “Fabio” ever mentioned! :D
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