Knave's Honor

by Margaret Moore

Book Overview

His arrow strikes true... bringing Lady Elizabeth d'Averette face-to-face with the decidedly intriguing Finn--an outlaw with more honor than most knights. When he saves her from unspeakable violence,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373772459
• ISBN13: 9780373772452
• Release Date: December 2007
• Publisher: Hqn
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Good book

I liked this book, it was a good read, I have read Margaret Moore, before and like her style.

A Knave of Honor !

When Lady Elizabeth d'Averette is traveling home to Kent, she meets an intriguing man called Sir Oliver Leslille of Ireland. She thinks he is a Knight who makes her feel "something" in the region of her soul. What could this mean? Her being a Lady and such. Ladies don't think of things like kisses and other sensual delights that belong in the marriage bed. Even though Sir Oliver speaks like a learned gentleman, he really is a man called Finn, an outlaw who steals from rich people pretending to be what he is not. Through trials and tribulations that occur in this book, you will be routing for Finn and Lizette. They are so well matched, even if they don't see it. Love really conquors all. I love this book because Ms.Moore is truly a gifted writer, historian and blessed person. I'm so grateful for the special kindness that she shares with us, the readers. Thank you Ms. Moore for this litte bit of heaven!

marvelous medieval romance

In 1204 Lady Elizabeth d'Averette travels through the Midlands to her home in Kent. When her party is attacked by an organized gang, Irishman Sir Oliver de Leslille rescues her. He offers to escort Elizabeth and retinue to a nearby nunnery. Lizette is in awe of her hero until she learns Sir Oliver is Finn, a low life thief who steals from women their jewelry and kisses. Finn knows he must rescue his brother, incarcerated by Lord Wimarc, but has no reasonable plan as to accomplishing his mission. Apparently, Lord Wimac's men were the ones who attacked Elizabeth's party. When she learns of the plight of Finn's sibling, she offers her help in a dangerous ploy. They masquerade as a newly married couple to gain entrance into Wimac's stronghold so as to free his brother and learn why the villain wants to abduct Lizette. Medieval romance fans will not be shocked to find out that Margaret Moore's latest historical KNAVE'S HONOR is a wonderful tale. The exciting story line contains two strong protagonists with Finn being a unique fascinating knave. The villain is over the top of meanness leading to fans rooting even more for Lady Elizabeth and Finn the thief to defeat Wimac. Their falling in love while fighting against the odds make Ms. Moore's marvelous medieval must reading for the sub-genre audience. Harriet Klausner