FEARLESS

Age of Conquest, Book 2

De: Tamara Leigh

Narrado por: Mary Sarah Agliotta

Duración: 13 h y 33 m

Resumen del Editor

The Wulfriths. It all began with a woman.

A battle. A crown. The conqueror. The conquered. Medieval England - forever changed by the Battle of Hastings. And the rise of the formidable Wulfriths.

A captive Norman...

Sir Guarin D’Argent knew the danger of allowing a woman to turn him from his purpose, and yet he answered her cry across a bloody battlefield. Now he finds himself the lady’s captive among vengeful Saxons, weeks becoming months while his liege, Duke William of Normandy, subdues his new English subjects. Biding his time, Guarin plots an escape dependent on captivating his captor, a formidable quest with one more a warrior than a lady. But when his compassion is roused by the suffering of her people under Norman rule, the question of escape is jeopardized by the answer to who, exactly, is captivated - and in a conquered country, what hope there is for enemies beyond a kiss.

A defiant Saxon...

Her husband and young son slain by invaders, Lady Hawisa lives only for protecting her people. And revenge. While outwardly bending the knee to the usurper, she amasses rebels to send the conquerors back across the sea, along with the silver-haired warrior she never intended to take captive. Now that Guarin D’Argent has cause to wreak vengeance of his own and knows his captor is a Wulfrith, she dare not release him - just as she dare not succumb to his efforts to turn her from her purpose. But all changes when she is betrayed by one of her own. Will the struggle between the English resistance and the Normans find the two on opposite sides of the battlefield? Or might the Lord have other plans for them?

From a fateful encounter on the battlefield of Hastings, to a rebel camp deep in the wood, to the threshold of the Harrying of the North, Sir Guarin and Lady Hawisa’s tale unfolds in the second book in the Age of Conquest series that reveals the origins of the Wulfriths of the best-selling Age of Faith series. Watch for NAMELESS: Book Three releasing Autumn 2019.

©2019 Tammy Schmanski (P)2019 Tammy Schmanski

Another amusing story

The beginning was a bit slow for me but in general I did enjoy the story and series.

Not what I expected…in a good way

After reading the previous book I really didn’t like “Daughter”. I found her brass, cruel & shameless. I even wondered if I wanted to bother reading this or skipping it. But since the books are in ordered form I couldn’t not read it. So grateful I did! I love the characters, and of course “Daughter” is redeemed in my eyes. I have great respect for the character Guran. He is definitely like his brother’s featured in each of the books. It’s uplifting, chills, and a good reminder that things are done on the Lord’s time no matter what it is. I love that these characters have the faults of real people and work to overcome them. The story build you up. Read it! You will be glad you did!

Best yet!

This is definitely my all time favorite by Tamara Leigh. I enjoyed it even more have listened to the first one in this series.

great love story

This was sich a fun story to listen to. Love how it weaves in and out of other novels by the same author

Wulfrith History Revealed

What an earth shaking saga! Even more than book one, "Merciless." It was so gripping, that I found myself gasping for air. Without revealing the plot, I was so involved in the drama/personal dynamics of the Hero and his plight, that I found myself talking out loud to the characters. The heroine was aggravating, reckless, and stubborn, yet at moments bold and brave with underlying sensitivity. I thought I would not like a repetition of events from the first book, yet the way it was handled by the author made perfect sense. It was sheer genius and never diluted this second book in the series. I am a fan of the fictional "Wulfrith family" and enjoyed finding out more about their lineage. Ms. Leigh did not disappoint. I definitely recommend this book and the dynamic narrator who is "par excellente."