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Cargando... King Kelson's Bride (2000)por Katherine Kurtz
   Books Read in 2017 (2,224) Books with Noble Titles (121) Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  BookstoogeLT | Dec 10, 2016 |    )1  Karlstar | Mar 9, 2009 |  ) willowcove | Feb 19, 2009 | This is not, however, a book for readers not already invested in the Deryni universe. Without the backstory, the book will be absolutely pointless, as it doesn't bother to build its own story apart from those dangling threads. There's also not much "action" to speak of... mostly just a lot of talk talk talk as various players work out the details of various alliances. 1 Niko | Sep 22, 2008 | ) SLHobbs | Feb 27, 2008 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Pertenece a las seriesDeryni Novels: chronological order ((novel) 19) Deryni Novels: timeline (June 1128 - August 1128) Distinciones
"Kurtz's strengths lie in her patient accumulation of telling detail, well-articulated plots, and believable magics. Should bring the fans flocking, and attract newcomers too."--Kirkus Reviews Speculation runs rampant throughout the kingdom of Gwynedd as to when, and to whom, King Kelson will finally be wed. As a rival monarch takes his rightful place on the throne of a nearby land, it becomes more imperative than ever that Kelson produce a long-awaited heir. With the mystical Deryni blood flowing through his veins, Kelson can only hope for a woman whose power and conviction are equal to his own. Love is set aside for duty--and Kelson the king must make the choice that Kelson the man cannot.... No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I'm guessing there was enough outcry at how she left her Histories of King Kelson series that her publisher wanted to wrap it up happily.
It was just to wordy though. To much description of everything: clothes, scenery, people, objects, ceremonies. She described a bloody picnic for almost 2 pages. I was glad to see a happy ending for Kelson, but I have no real interest in any more of her stuff. It seems to be church history with a tiny bit of magic thrown in. I was not enthralled. (