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The Christmas Knight

Michele Sinclair

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 473 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 840 Users | 76 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Christmas Knight
ISBN:	1420108557 (ISBN13: 9781420108552)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	England,1154
Literary Awards:	HOLT Medallion by Virginia Romance Writers Nominee for Historical (2011)

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Her Only Hope For The Season

With their father gone this Christmastide, Bronwyn de Breton and her two younger sisters are utterly vulnerable at unprotected Hunswick Castle. And their troubles are compounded when a fearsome knight arrives on the king's orders to take Hunswick as his own—and the youngest de Breton daughter as his wife.

Is A Man She’s Never Met

Bronwyn would never let her little sister be forced to marry a man as rough and wild as the new lord is whispered to be. Yet someone must form an alliance with him, or all of Hunswick will be at risk. So she steps forward, pretending to be her own sister.

And A Love She Never Expected

But the new lord is not so easily fooled. He knows Bronwyn is not the woman he has promised to marry. And yet, no matter how duty-bound he may be, there is no resisting the golden-haired beauty who so fearlessly gives herself to him...and awakens a passion unlike any he's ever known.

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Title	:	The Christmas Knight
Author	:	Michele Sinclair
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 473 pages
Published	:	October 5th 2010 by Zebra (first published January 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Holiday. Christmas. Historical. Medieval

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Ratings: 3.9 From 840 Users | 76 Reviews

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3.5This book was fine. I ended up really liking Sinclair's flow, especially for it being more of a guilty pleasure novels. But it definitely could have been much shorter. For as long as it was, I didn't really feel like anything dramatic happened.Definitely cute as heck, though.

I so love a scarred hero and nothing makes my heart happier than when he gets the love he deserves! Ranulf is not your typical hero, he's missing an eye and quite scarred from a fire, and is quite the angry and brooding sort. That's why I love it when he meets Bronwyn and is gobsmacked:) Bronwyn will do anything to protect her two younger sisters, even if it means trying to fool the new lord of Hunswick Castle! Neither of them expected the attraction between them, especially when Ranulf realizes

Beautiful medieval romance, much better than I expected. This is my first book by this author and I really liked her style. The H&h are both scarred and insecure. When they meet, sparks fly. Even though the story takes place in a timeframe of a few days, it doesn't feel rushed. We can see them falling in love and understand why it happens so quickly. There is a lovely Christmas holiday feel to the book. The story takes place during Christmastide and we get small tidbits at the beginning of



This book could have easily been a 5 star read for me if the middle had not been so sluggish. I was not a fan of the first chapter of the book, but once Bronwyn and her sisters arrive on the page, the book became very enjoyable. Ranulf and Bronwyn were strong characters that fit together beautifully. Ranulf is a scarred warrior who has used his one-eyed appearance to test and condemn others in order to keep himself apart. Bronwyn is a strong leader with a secret insecurity about her appearance,

I really enjoyed this medieval romance with a Christmas-time theme. The lead characters were both likable, good people who find love together when they meet after the hero is sent to be the lord of the keep where the heroine lives. The hero lost an eye in an accident when he was younger, so he is a bit tortured about how people react to his physical appearance. The heroine does not care about his eye, she knows from personal experience that it's what inside a person that counts. I enjoyed the

This is a great Medieval Christmas romance. Sinclair begins each chapter with a tradition of Christmastide or Twelfthtide (the 12 days of Christmas), as celebrated then, for a wonderful holiday touch.Set in the 12th century, it's the story of Ranulf, a knight of King Henry II, who is scarred (literally and figuratively) as a result of his heroism of the past and shunned by most women. He is a warrior known for his feats of valor, but with the death of his father and cousin, he reluctantly is