In the Shadow of Midnight

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Summary: Just to let readers know...
Review: In The Shadow of Midnight (Best Medieval of the year:Romantic Times) is the second in my medieval trilogy that began with Through A Dark Mist (Best Historical of the Year:Romantic Times). It charts my own version of the Robin Hood legend and leads up to the surprising conclusion in The Last Arrow

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Summary: A Keeper
Review: The plight of Edward trying to save two (2) women at the same time makes you want to read this book all the way through. Again, the forest draws you in the "darkness" and the mystery of that era of Robin Hood, etc. Her books are simply wonderful in description and story telling.

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Summary: This "second" story of three is as wonderful as the first.
Review: The plight of Edward trying to save two (2) women at the same time makes you want to read this book all the way through. Again, the forest draws you in the "darkness" and the mystery of that era of Robin Hood, etc. Her books are simply wonderful in description and story telling.

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Summary: I wanted more!
Review: When I started reading this book, I thought I wouldn't like it, but I wanted to read all three of the books about the Black Wolf's family. So, I read it and I loved it! And I couldn't wait to pick of the next book about Brenna, Robin and his lady love! Great book!