Title: SPIRIT OF THE KNIGHT
Series: N/A
Author: Debbie Peterson
Narrator: Dawson
McBride
Length: 11
hours 44 minutes
Audible
Release Date:
06.20.2018
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Publish Date: 03.25.2014
Category /Genre: Paranormal Romance
Recommended
for: 14+ (witchcraft &
passionate kisses)
Listenability: OK or
NSFW
Received from: Debbie Peterson (as an Audible gifted copy)
Goodreads link: Spirit of the Knight
Date completed: 10.18.2019
Description from the publisher:
She fell deeply in love with him in
the early days of her childhood. And in return, she captured his heart the
moment he first cast his gaze upon her....
Renowned artist Mariah Jennings,
hired to paint a 13th-century Scottish castle, gets the shock of her life when
she encounters the handsome knight who has dominated a lifetime of portraits and
sketchbooks.
But Sir Cailen Braithnoch is no
ordinary ghost, nor did he suffer an ordinary death. Magic of the blackest kind
cast a pall over the knights centuries ago.
As the ghost and his lady seek to
unravel the paradox surrounding his death, black arts, otherworldly forces, and
a jealous rival conspire against them.
Will those forces tear them apart,
or is their love destined to last throughout the ages?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SPIRIT OF THE KNIGHT is a stand-alone
story of romance between a modern woman and a 13th century ghost of
a knight. This is a clean romance that
is suitable for most ears, but it does include witches, sorcery, and a bit of
passionate kissing.
When I was a young girl there was a
show on TV called THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR.
I loved that show and wanted to be swept off my feet by a dashing
otherworldly man. I haven’t thought of
the Captain in years; yes, this story brought that happy, wonderful, innocent
series back to mind.
Just like the old TV show, this
story is romantic, light-hearted, and charming.
Cailen and his band of knights would be welcome in any woman’s home or
heart.
Not only is this a sweet and ghostly
romance, but it is a suspense-filled race for justice.
My only frustration was hanging
pronouns. This is a personal pet peeve
in real life, too. I need to know to
which “he” each one is referring.
This was the first book I had read
from Ms. Peterson and I was a little unsure about the premise of the
story. Now, I want more, more, more!
Narration: Dawson McBride did a
beautiful job narrating this story. I
loved how his tone changed from campfire ghost story at the beginning to
supernatural romance to suspense romance and somehow managed to mix the three
in the end – all while managing to maintain multiple voices.
Note: While I received this book as a gifted audiobook
copy via Audiobookworm Promotions’ Adopt-an-Audiobook, my opinions are my own
and are given freely.
Also from Debbie Peterson:
·
Beyond the Hidden Gate
·
Bound by Oath and Honour
·
Court of the Hawk
·
Heart of the Storm
·
Love Letters from Heaven
·
Spirit of the Knight
·
Spirit of the Rebellion
·
Spirit of the Revolution
Wieven series:
1.
Van Locken’s Witch
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