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My Hero In My Champion and My Warrior, Glynnis Campbell introduced readers to the noble de Ware brothers-Duncan and Holden-men as reckless, forceful, and unstoppable on the battlefield as they are in the bedroom. Now their youngest brother Garth returns for his own romantic adventure. Unlike his brothers, Garth de Ware had always preferred peace to war. As the youngest son, there were few opportunities for him to earn his fortune, so he chose a career in the Church. And when a beautiful but cruel woman spurns his youthful passion, he retreats to a monastery, convinced that this is the only life possible for him... Lady Cynthia le Wyte has always cherished her memories of the boy who was her ideal hero. So she is overjoyed when he arrives at her castle -- and stunned when he is revealed to be the new chaplain. The tender, sensitive, and loving boy of her memories is replaced by a stern, brooding man of the cloth who rejects the world and all of its wonders -- including Cynthia. She is determined to befriend Garth, to show him the beauty of the world around him, and to re-awaken him to life. But instead of as a friend, Garth sees her as the ultimate temptation -- and now Garth must choose between a lifetime of piety and the love of a lifetime...
Jove, July 2002 |
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