Wedding for a Knight by Sue-Ellen WelfonderMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is not my first time reading a book by this author, and Sue-Ellen Welfonder is a great writer, how she embellishes on the historical aspect of the story and using it to help with the events made me excited, for it wasn't expected.
- First I noticed that the inner talking and descriptions were significantly more than the actual talking, which was something of the few things I dislike in books.
- I understood the male pride part, even I as a women I'm reluctant from asking someone for help or use their money, even if they gave it willingly. Imagine it happen to a very prideful guy, and I sympathized with him cause from everyone words and actions as if they hinted that he isn't capable enough. However, in his moments with his wife I felt it unnecessary and annoying, but I was shocked from one night of sex with her, he relented bit by bit?!
- I mentioned that they didn't talk as much verbally as they talked to their selves, and even though the main couple announced their love to each other and they both understood it, it still didn't feel enough for me, to me their love for each other seemed to run deep for years, so I didn't feel that they understood the significance of it, it just seemed that they were treading shallow water like Barney's
"I love you, you love me too".
Overall, great read *thumps up*
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