To Win a Lady's Heart by Sian Ann Bessey, Book Review
Book Summary:
For eighteen years, Lord Gilbert has been tortured over a grievous lapse in judgment.
Bitterness has tainted his interactions with the people of Moreland and his
relationship with his only daughter, Lady Joanna. With a wolfhound guarding her
around the clock and no freedom to leave the castle grounds unattended, the only time
Lady Joanna can be alone is when she sneaks out through an old castle tunnel to visit the
healer Agnes in her cottage by the sea. One morning as Lady Joanna approaches the cliffs,
she discovers an injured man. She immediately goes to Agnes for help. The wounded
stranger is Sir Lukas, and while he recovers, he makes plans to identify his attackers and
their motive. Upon learning that Moreland’s wool has been stolen, Sir Lukas comes to
believe that the crimes are related and point to a much more sinister plot. When Lord
Gilbert announces an archery tournament, the prize being Lady Joanna’s hand in
marriage, it attracts noblemen from across the land, and suddenly Sir Lukas’s pursuit of
the villains takes a different turn. As Lady Joanna’s and Sir Lukas’s feelings for each other
grow, the stakes soar, and only Sir Lukas’s skill with a longbow can save them.
My Review:
To Win A Lady's Heart by Sian Ann Bessey
I quickly fell into Lady Joanna's world and became so wrapped up in her life. I could
see the castle, the ocean, Agnes's cottage and even Joanna's wolfhound Cona. My heart broke
that her father was so cold and distant from her and chose to keep her at an arm's
length. Then Lukas showed up and the story took an unexpected turn full of mystery and
double crossing. The archery tournament was a perfect stage for any true fan of the medieval
times. I just really loved this book, it kept me up reading because I had to know how it would
end! The setting, the huge wolfhound Cona, Joanna's kind and pure heart, Lukas' true
knightly traits and a nefarious scheme that the heroes needed to uncover...this book has it all!
Happy Reading!!!
You can pick up your own copy via Amazon.
Source: Publisher for review
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