Helpful Score: 1
Good medieval, very accurate with the historic detail.
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Fire Song (Royal Dynasty, Bk 1)
Fire Song - Royal Dynasty, Bk 1
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Fenice: Beautiful, sensuous Fenice d'Aix proudly bore her father's noble name, but the dark secret of her mother's lowly birth kept her an outcast in French society. Helpless in the face of the enemies who sought to steal her inheritance, she gave herself in a contract of marriage ... only to be swept into a passion beyond anything s... more »
Author:
Fenice: Beautiful, sensuous Fenice d'Aix proudly bore her father's noble name, but the dark secret of her mother's lowly birth kept her an outcast in French society. Helpless in the face of the enemies who sought to steal her inheritance, she gave herself in a contract of marriage ... only to be swept into a passion beyond anything s... more »
ISBN-13: 9780515075298
ISBN-10: 0515075299
Publication Date: 4/1/1984
Pages: 384
Rating: 18
ISBN-10: 0515075299
Publication Date: 4/1/1984
Pages: 384
Rating: 18
3.4 stars, based on 18 ratings
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This is the third book in the song trilogy. I love all of Miss Gellis medieval historical fiction. The characters are believable, you care about what happens to the main and the secondary characters. in fact you hate to put the books down and come back to the present. She does not sugar coat the times, conditions and the mind set of the people living in them. You are not brow beaten about the differences but you are made to feel what it is like to have lived in the times. These are keepers.
I generally like Roberta Gellis, but this was definitely not one of my favorites by her. Fenice and Aubery's relationship doesn't seem to develop as much as just kind of drift along, repeating the same fears and doubts until everything is resolved quickly at the end. As always with Gellis, period details and flavor are excellent.
Genres:
- Romance >> General
- Romance >> Historical >> England
