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"An entertaining historical romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted March 25, 2003

Late in the thirteenth century Kiera dressed up like a stable boy before sneaking out her father's best stallion Obsidian. However, she runs into a problem and only the quick action of her sister Elyn keeps her from being raped and probably killed. Kiera vows she owes her Read more...

"A powerful story with a medieval flair!"
Reviewed by Sharon Galligar Chance
Posted April 20, 2003

The bond between sisters is strong, often unbreakable. When Kiera's sister asks her to take her place at her wedding, Kiera is hesitant, but her sisterly devotion overrules her common sense, and she soon finds herself married to the lusty, handsome Lord Kelan of Penbrooke. When the time for the Read more...

"Great premise flawed in handling"
Reviewed by DeborahAnne MacGillivray
Posted August 17, 2004

Lisa Jackson is a very talented writer I have enjoyed for over ten years. Many of her books are keepers and I look forward to her releases, historical or contemporary romances she shines. Jackson's writing is strong, so she is able to just keep this from causing the reader Read more...

Summary

Owing her sister a favor, Kiera of Lawenydd promised to pose as Elyn on her wedding day. The ruse was to last just one night, but the following morning Elyn was nowhere to be found! Surely Kiera wouldn't have to spend the rest of her life wedded to a man to whom she could never admit the depths of her deception-even as her desire for him grew impossible to resist.