Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Review Of Jehovah Of Thieves By Ingela F. Hyatt

When I first was told about this word I jumped at the opportunity to take a reimagined version of Robin Hood. I have ever loved the story and was eager to read Ingela's take on this great story. Roberte de Montichet a.k.a. Robyn Hode and Merrion de Beaufey were two people bound to be together. They fulfil by find in the King's Royal Garden and for some reason, unbeknowncst to them, they felt an instant and binding connection to each other.

After only one kiss Roberte vows to claim Merrion for his very own. But, as in all versions of Robin Hood, Roberte and Merrion were constantly kept apart by circumstances beyond either of their control. Merrion, by being constrained to marry another by King John. and poor Roberte because he feels his love betrayed him, which in turn, sends him headlong into the Crusades. Now, six days later, fate has seen to it that Roberte and Merrion's paths should spoil and constantly change their future. Roberte is now an illicit and goes by the name Robyn Hode Lord Of Thieves a.k.a. The Wolfshead and Merrion is on the run from Guy de Gisbourne and Otho la Lache Sheriff Of Nottingham, as good as, the hangman's noose for the offence of murdering her husband on their wedding night. The events that extend from this place on give me riveted. Merrion couldn't see why she felt so attached to Robyn and he couldn't look to get by her earlier betrayal of him. It made for some dynamic moments. The unit will he forgive her, will she discover who he is, kept me on the butt of my seat. Not to refer all the play between Robyn and Guy de Gisbourne. I even found at times I was saying OMG or OMG, no not now (lol). I don't need to say too much more because I don't need to baffle this show for anyone else. This has to be one of my favorite re-telling's of Robin Hood. A record has to be really incredible for me to make it a rating off my scale but this was one of those books. On a shell from 1-10 I hold this volume a SUPER SIZED 20. I simply can't say enough about how often I Loved and enjoyed reading this book. If you love Historical Romances, love reading about two connected souls, love fairy tales, or just plan love any sort of Robin Hood story this book is so for you. I urge anyone 18 to clean up this reserve and see their own Sherwood Forest.

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