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Princess Gabrielle finds herself in a bit of a problem when two barons make false accusations against her. Then Colm MacHugh comes to her rescue and in order to keep her safe, he marries her. This book is a return to historical romance by Julie Garwood. I love her historicals and was very happy to learn she was writing them again. While this book was not great, I thought it was good. I liked the heroine, Princess Gabrielle of St. Biel. She is a typical Julie heroine. Spunky and smart.
An unlikely white knight defies evil to save his broken damsel in the gothic tale All Hallows' Joy.
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I think that was my
I think that was my feelings too, not great, but a good. JG Historical is still better than a lot of others' historicals. I think she is working on another one now.
Cady
TBR--The Born Readers
Hi Cady
I agree that JG's historicals are good. I do wish the h/H would have met sooner. I think that more interaction between them would have made me like this one much better but it was still good.
Margie :)