WEDDING FOR A KNIGHT Author: Sue-Ellen Welfonder ISBN: 0446613819 9/2004 HISTORICAL Publisher: Warner Forever
As much as I love Scottish historicals, Sue-Ellen Welfonder's, WEDDING FOR A KNIGHT, surprisingly is not my type of book. There is little to the tale other than the hero and heroine trying to guess each other's intent and thoughts, and a "certain someone" that sneaks around trying to cause harm to Clan Fignon. That isn't to say that it does not have some appealing qualities or characters. It just does not delve into them the way I like, or understand. Rather, star-crossed lovers Magnus and Amicia simply observe one another and speak in riddles. As do a lot of the characters, especially when events happen, and you, as the reader, don't know what happened as they continue to discuss it. It's a bit confusing and hard to describe here as well. And, that "certain someone" I mentioned is rather perplexing, since I still don't quite know what happened to that character in the end. Maybe I will read this one again, and try to make more sense of it the second time around. Shannon Johnson |
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