(Book 2 of The Gisborne Saga by Prue Batten)
MY REVIEW
Ysabel is now De
Courcey’s widow, Gisborne has been caught, imprisoned and tortured with the accusation of killing her husband. Ysabel knows he is safe now but why can’t he come back to her and their little
son?
Gisborne and her,
their love, just past memories. She’s
been left alone with their little boy, William. Gisborne has her helped and protected by loyal
Ulric and a bunch of reliable servants. She must hide and move throughout
Europe, as Gisborne disposes. Problem is
she is not a woman who easily accepts to be ordered .
Gisborne has
been far away for long now, a man of King Richard the Lionheart, who
spared his life and trusts him. She
fears she will never see him again and doesn’t know what her fate is going to be, she
fears for her little William’s
future, William of Gisborne. Will she ever see father and son
together again?
The memory of them together
“plucks at her heart like a troubador’s fingers” and makes
her fall in love with Gisborne each time, though her feelings are torn.