Tuesday's Knight

by Julie Kistler, Anne Mather, KISTLER

Tuesday's Knight by Julie Kistler released on Jun 24, 1998 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373167407
• ISBN13: 9780373167401
• Release Date: July 1998
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 251 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Hilarious and touching. I reread it immediatly!

Here is the story in short. Little girl loves the Medieval period of history and has a thing for Camelot. Her mother takes her to a curiosity shop and ends up buying her a book about the Knights of the Round table. The book is enchanted and two Knights end up coming out of the book and dueling in her small living room in a New York apartment. The little girl's mother has to deal with the Dark Knight (aka the one with the functioning brain) and the Golden Knight (aka the one with the AWOL brain). Let the hilarity ensue and trust me it does. I had to stop reading a couple of times I was laughing so hard. I especially liked the blond dumb knight chasing after a city bus in order to rescue his fair maiden from the stomach of the dragon. He ends up on a horseback courtesy of a not so obliging horse cop. Classic! Read this story when you need a mood lifter. The story is sweet and romantic and the hero is just that a hero. A++++

A wonderful romantic romp!

Summary: Kayla's just trying to pay the bills, toiling daily for the government and trying to raise her daughter Tuesday (without, of course, the aid of her irresponsible ex-husband). One day, Kayla and Tuesday pass by a Curiosities store, where they're sold a wonderfully-illustrated book about knights. Kayla falls asleep reading the book ... and awakens to the two knights from the story, fighting in full armor at the foot of her bed! All of a sudden, Kayla's trying to hide the knights from her nosy, grumpy neighbor and battle her growing attraction to Septimus... now known as Tim.Julie Kistler has a way with humor, injecting hilarious situations and charming characters into (relatively) believable romances. In this particular installment, Tim is a wonderful hero, full of all the good qualities that make up a knight ... even if he is initially cast as the "villain." Tuesday, Kayla's daughter, is incredibly charming, and Kayla is a sympathetic heroine.This is an easy, amusing read full of funny situations and appealing characters. Enjoy!