Lady Danger
- Series: The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch, Book 1
Damsels in shining armor!
Born to the blade and raised to fear no one, Deirdre of Rivenloch never shies away from a fight and never turns her back on a threat to her land or her family. But she’s never met a man like Sir Pagan Cameliard, the bold and powerful knight who crosses swords with her by day and lays siege to her heart by night. More
- Series: The Warrior Maids of Rivenloch, Book 1
- Category: Fiction » Romance » Historical » Medieval
- Category: Fiction » Romance » Historical » Scottish
- Published: May 2, 2013
- Words: 89,970
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781938114052
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Glynnis Campbell is a USA Today bestselling author of over two dozen swashbuckling action-adventure historical romances, mostly set in Scotland, and a charter member of The Jewels of Historical Romance—12 internationally beloved authors. She’s the wife of a rock star, and the mother of two young adults, but she’s also been a ballerina, a typographer, a film composer, a piano player, a singer in an all-girl rock band, and a voice in those violent video games you won’t let your kids play. Doing her best writing on cruise ships, in Scottish castles, on her husband’s tour bus, and at home in her sunny southern California garden, she loves to play medieval matchmaker, transporting readers to a place where the bold heroes have endearing flaws, the women are stronger than they look, the land is lush and untamed, and chivalry is alive and well!
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Reviews of Lady Danger by Glynnis Campbell
With a very strong heroine, who can say no to this book? It was action packed with a well written plot of passion, adventure and wit. The characters were well thought out, however only leaving me craving for more... :)
This was a really well written book. It had suspense, it had strong women and best of all it had action.
I loved Deirdre, her strength and iron will was refreshing. She didn't fall over herself to please a man and stood her ground against his male ego.
Saying that, I still loved Pagan. He's everything we want a man to be, strong, masculine and protective. I liked how he learnt to be more sensitive.
I really recommend this book, the only gripe I had was it ended too soon for me!