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Theissen is not only prince but he is
the king’s champion, and a Wyndmaster. This means he is
next in line for the throne, though he is slightly younger
than his stepbrother (Morgan), the bane of his existence.
The problem is that Morgan continually gets into trouble,
and every time he does, it seems to bother the king more and
more. So when it is learned that he is being held for
ransom, Theissen decides to take things into his own hands
and rescue him. But, little does he know, his stepbrother
is actually working with Princess Lanelle so she can avoid
an unwanted marriage. Morgan was not kidnapped but in fact
helps Princess Lanelle kidnap and force Theissen into
marriage. Once Theissen is free, he is determined to go
back and kidnap his “wife” himself, as she has intrigued him
as no other ever has.
Princess Lanelle knows what she is
doing is wrong, having been kidnapped and forced to do
things against her will in the past, but has convinced
herself that in this case the ends justify the means. But
she never reckoned for the temper and determination of her
new husband.
Theissen’s brother Morgan is more than
a passive helper; he has orchestrated this whole marriage to
keep Lanelle safe. Her past is catching up with her and she
is going to need a strong champion and Morgan knows Theissen
is just the man for her. Will Theissen see this also?
The Wyndmaster’s Son was an intriguing mix of
action and romance in a setting similar to the medieval
times on earth, but in a land that the author has expertly
created. I found that the author did a wonderful job in
describing not only the character interactions but the
surroundings. I felt like I was climbing the walls of the
castle with Theissen. If you like medieval or Scottish
Highland romances, you should run out and get this one, then
settle down in front of a nice warm fire and read (so some
chocolate and a nice cozy quilt wouldn’t hurt either). I
found The Wyndmaster’s Son to be a thoroughly
enjoyable tale and I look forward to more stories in this
world from Ms. Coyett-Compo. |