Knight in My Bed

by Sue-Ellen Welfonder

Book Overview

As chieftain of the Clan MacInnes, Lady Isolde will do anything to protect her people -- including sacrifice herself to the enemy. Donall the Bold, laird of the hated MacLeans, lies locked in her dungeon awaiting execution. But rather than slay him, Isolde comes up with a daring plan to forge a lasting peace between their clans. Though Donall curses his beautiful captor, only a madman would refuse to savor the pleasures beneath that tantalizing aura...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0446610348
• ISBN13: 9780446610346
• Release Date: April 2002
• Publisher: Warner Books (NY)
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Welfonder's series, 4.5

I really enjoyed getting lost in all of Welfonder's stories in this series. Her characters are Dynamic and will definitely stay with you. Different plots drive all of the stories and there were some extremely memorable scenes. I can't wait till her next one. A couple of things were annoying though. For one thing, these hero's thoughts don't stray far from their "Phallus." Which did make for frequent sexual situations, thus one of the reasons we all love the genre, so I'm not so sure I'm complaining. And secondly, I started to "skim" parts of the book (which I NEVER do). It's just that I found myself frequently at points where, for instance, the heroine will say something and then it's 12 paragraphs of anything the hero could possibly be thinking or feeling till he responds to her. Or five paragraphs in the middle of the conversation to describe how the shutters are rattling against the windows! And unfortunately, I'm not exaggerating. Having said that, I will still buy and devour anything and everything by this author. And would definitely recommend this series to be enjoyed mostly if read in order. Her first book is 1) Devil in a Kilt, then read 2) Bride of the Beast, then 3) Only for a Knight. And The MacLean Trilogy order is: 1) Knight in My Bed, 2) Master of the Highlands, and then 3) Wedding for a Knight. So you know where my tastes lie: For the absolute best in Highland romance I would recommend Julie Garwood's "The Bride," "The Wedding," "The Secret," "Ransom," and "Saving Grace." Karen Marie Moning, and Marsha Canham. For Medieval: Garwood's "The Prize," "Honor's Splendor," & "Gentle Warrior." Also Amanda Quick's "Mystique," "Desire," & anything by Kinley Macgregor a.k.a. Sherrilyn Kenyon.

Great Book

I read this book in two days because I couldn't put it down. Story starts off quickly and keeps you glued to every page. The writing is wonderful and truly inspires your imagination.

A Delightful Addition

This was a delightful read. It was a masterful tale of love passion and deceit. Emotions were constantly shifting throughout the book, keeping the reader's interest. I highly recommend this book.

A Must Read..... Sue Ellen Welfonder does it again***

If you loved Sue-Ellen Welfonder's Devil In a Kilt than her latest book Knight In My Bed is a Must read. Sue-Ellen weaves a remarkable tale of Courage , Honor ,Passion and Love. I could not put this book down .A Warrior In Chains, A Lady In Charge,And A Seduction Too Hot To Handle!Ms. Welfonder does extensive research for her books and it shows in both her wonderful books Devil in A Kilt and Knight in My Bed. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves to read great romances.And let you know to also be on the look of for her next book .Bride of The Beast coming out next January 2003 .Read Knight and you won't be dissapointed .I know I wasn't.

We Love You Sue-Ellen

Having read Sue-Ellen's first brilliant book I was counting the days till her next book was published. I wasn't disappointed! Knight is a brilliant book that kept my attention from the first page to the last. Knight in My Bed is a fun romantic read with a mystery added that keeps you on the edge of you seat. I fell in love with Donall. What was there not to like about him? I won't go into detail about the book as it is already well done. But I must say do not start this book unless you have the time to finish it. I highly recommend it.