Search - Master of Desire (MacAllisters, Bk 1)

This book is a lesson in "Dont judge a cover by it's book," or something like that. Being a Kinley McGregor fan, I decided to order this book since it is her first KM novel. I was worried about the cover and such, but the book inside did not disappoint. The storyline is very good and has good character development. Yes, there is sex -- but it doesnt consume the story.

It has action, mystery, and a bit of a twist at the end. And yes, the hero even ends up doing something to prove his love that sort of makes you go, "awwwwww" at the end. So it has a bit of everything in it.

The only irony here is that this book has NOTHING at all to do with the MacAllister series, although it is advertised as #1 in the series. Odd. Probably a bit of that Kinley McGregor humor.

Much better than I thought it would be - quick read!

I am not a fan of Medival romances, but I really enjoyed this book!
Good story line, good character development; a pleasant surprize!

Absoultely delightful and so much fun. The mystery is easy to figure out but the characters make the book. Emily is so charming and sweet with wonderful spirit. Draven is incredibly sexy and Simon a barrel of laughs.

Great read. One of the best books in the series.

Definitely a worthy read for historical romance lovers. I enjoyed the development of the characters. Emily is a twenty-something woman who is sheltered by her father. Two of her sisters and her mother have died in childbirth and her father doesn't want to let any of his other daughters go. Due to a feud with Draven he is forced (by the King's order) to give one of his daughter's over to him for a year. This is supposed to ensure that there will be no blood shed between the two lords.

Emily falls in love while Draven is desperate not to.

i havent read a book from kenyon that i havent liked yet. great author!!