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Cargando... The court of love (edición 1996)por Denée Cody
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Banished to the court of England's Eleanor of Aquitaine after refusing to marry her young cousin, Julianna Devereaux awaits papal orders to comply but instead falls in love with devoted knight Stephan de Mandeville. Original. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Being a zealous romance book reader, was looking for the warm, fuzzy feelings that arise when reading romance books. Wanted: {1} to "feel" the emotions and attraction between Stephan and Julianna; {2} to experience the sensual sizzle when Stephan and Julianna made love; {3} to experience excitement as Stephan and Julianna move from one moment of action and adventure to another; {4} to hold breath in anticipation of what is going to happen next. And while, there was a modicum of each of these items, Cody failed to deliver the depth of these experiences that make for a truly great read. Wished that *The Court of Love* was more romantic, not just a forum for Cody to espouse about {1} the lack of control heiresses had over their lives; {2} the difficulties knights faced when dealing with dishonorable royalty; and {3} the differences between the classes (how noblewoman were taught to not see commoners as people).
Denée Cody's first book in "The Mandeville Trilogy," *The Court of Love* is an okay read. A more in-depth, detailed review appears at Wolf Bear Does Books (http://goo.gl/t14SB). ( )