Kingdom of Moonlight
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (930 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1587244799 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 510 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Inevitably, Royce defeats the man who threatens her and all of Akora. In the household of her brother, Alex, and his wife, Joanna, she learns the nuances of Regency society and meets Joanna's brother, Royce, the earl of Hawkforte, who bears more resemblance to an Akoran warrior than a dandified English gentleman. . From Publishers Weekly A sequel to Litton's Dream Island, this overwrought entry follows Kassandra, the princess of Akora (a fantasy island civilization), as she leaves her homeland to visit England for the first time. With its awkward juxtaposition of Regency England and Akora, a bizarre
But the striking man she discovers in her brother’s home is quite the opposite of what she expected. For Kassandra’s journey is about to bring her face-to-face with both the man of her dreams and her most terrifying fear.. Powerful and commanding as an Akoran warrior, he hardly resembles the sensitive knight she’d envisioned--yet he is exactly what she will need. Now the legendary nation renowned for the strength of its warriors--and the allure of its women--faces a threat to its future. Enamored of all things English, the exotic beauty is eager to mingle with London society--and meet her first English gentleman. Readers were first captivated by the tantalizing kingdom of Akora in Josie Litton’s breathtaking Dream Island. Only the forbidden passion between an outsider and its own young princess can determine its fate.Kingdom of MoonlightIt is the first trip abroad for Kassandra, the courageous princess of Akora
"Disappointing follow-up to Dream Island" according to A Customer. Having read (and enjoyed) all of Ms. Litton's other books, I was looking forward to this latest effort. Unfortunately, it's a bit of a disappointment. I loved "Dream Island" where we first met Alex's sister Kassandra and Joanna's brother Royce but I did not particularly care for Royce's character so I suppose I should have known. If you read "Believe in Me" you might think of Royce as a less likable version of Hawk - autocratic, authoritarian, with little sense of humor. And though Kassandra had the potential to lighte. unusual yet stimulating Regency romantic suspense In 1812, England worries about possible wars with Napoleon and the former colonies. In London, though their siblings have been married for a year and his sister is pregnant, Lord Royce Hawkforte and Princess Kassandra of Akora meet for the first time under happier circumstances.Just after Joanna gives birth, Royce kisses Kassandra, leaving both stunned by their reaction. Kassandra informs Royce she sees multiple futures, but the individual has opportunities to change the most likely path that might occur. Because of fu. "Marginal" according to J. Greenwood. I'll say up front that I don't tend to like romances, and it takes a very well written one to hold my interest. This one was not, and I found myself skimming sections and reading as fast as I can just to get it over with (having an unfortunate compulsion to finish books I start, and having started this one because it was the only one on hand when I desperately wanted something to read). That is my fault and not the author's. I gave this review one star more than I wanted to, to offset my genre prejudice.Apart from my l