Reviewed by Shyla Colt
Review originally posted at Romancing the Book
Sword fights, and battles, and royals, oh my! This story was an amazing journey back in time. With strong characters, a sweeping story line, romance and twists around every corner it’ll keep you engaged from start to finish. No, really I stayed up until five in the morning to finish this in one sitting. This Epic is one worth giving your attention to!
Our heroine Jaisyn is not your average princess. Instead of ladies in waiting’s and training on how to be a lady she’s allowed to spar with squires, and commissioned swords. Her skill, wit, and strength of character rival that of any man. Sadly in this day and time it counts for naught. It’s her unusual personality that sets her off on adventures fit for a king. When her Father dies and her kingdom is set to be handed to their enemies via marriage to her younger sister she steps in and takes her place.
The hero Vulcan is sexy, dark, viral and cold as the lands he hails from. Raised in the North he’s barbaric in comparison to Jaisyn’s people. This leads to sparks flying in and out of the bedroom.
These two characters have a lot to learn about themselves and each other. Their journey to discovery, is humorous , entertaining ,and at times downright heart breaking. At times the story can seem a bit over detailed, but in the same sense that Gone with the Wind is over the top. It’s all a part of reading an Epic.