Un cavaliere e la sua rosa: Una romantica novella medievale

by Catherine Kean

Desiderando alcuni momenti di solitudine per ammirare le stelle, Lady Violetta Molineaux si intrufola nella tenuta del suo nemico, Lord Osric Seabrook, per raggiungere un antico cerchio di pietre. Qui viene scoperta da un audace cavaliere, ma riesce a convincerlo di essere una semplice contadina e si allontana di corsa, finendo però in un misterioso tunnel sotterraneo sulle terre di Seabrook.

Genres: Historical Romance

154 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 12, 2019

About the author

Catherine Kean is an award-winning, Kindle Unlimited All-Star author of medieval romances whose creative muse has coaxed her to also write in other romance genres.

She wrote her first medieval romance, A Knight’s Vengeance, while her baby daughter was napping, and now has a backlist of over 20 published books. Catherine’s novels were originally published in paperback and several were released in Czech, German, and Thai foreign editions. She’s won numerous awards for her stories, including the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence. Her novels also finaled in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards, the National Readers’ Choice Awards, and the International Digital Awards (twice).

In 2019, she started writing paranormal romances for the Cat’s Paw Cove Romance series. When not working on her next book, Catherine enjoys cooking, baking, browsing antique shops, shopping with her daughter, and gardening. She lives in Central Florida with two spoiled rescue cats.

Reviews

[InD'tale Magazine · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a darling novella reminiscent of Romeo and Juliet.

Read full review in the 2019 June issue of InD'tale Magazine.

[Tina · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a very cute novella. It reminded me of Romeo and Juliette. The chemistry between the two main characters were great. Both were very strong. I enjoyed figuring out the mysteries. A good read.

[Carissa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really liked this one. Loved the Romeo & Juliet aspect and despite it being a novella but it had similar vibes to A Reckless Match by Kate Bateman.

[Amanda Hupe]

"This is a darling novella reminiscent of Romeo and Juliet."

Check out the rest of the review at InD'Tale Magazine"

http://magazine.indtale.com/magazine/...

[Marianne · Rating 3 out of 5]

CW: mention of death of loved ones, mention of knife/sword violence

🌟 Romeo and Juliet Vibes
🌟 Enemies to lovers
🌟 Historical

🌶 Closed door

This wasn't really anything to write home about. It was a solid historical romance, but there was nothing that really stood out to me in comparison to many other historical I've read in the past. It wasn't a bad book, don't get me wrong, it was well written and had a clearly defined start, middle, and end. There was just something missing for me. I think the chemistry between the MCs was lacking a bit and that was what threw me off.