Kristine: Vox Style

The Knight and the Dove

nobody@vox.com(Kristine) — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 08:24:58 -0800

This felt like such a different time than the rest of the books. There were no characters in common. Unless I missed it by skipping #2. 1 and 3 had some common people. It was still a good book, but very weird that it didn't didn't feel like part of the series. The similarities between this and parts of the Velvet series by Jude Deveraux were uncanny in my head, maybe because I've read the Velvet books so many times. Strong willed wife, comes and takes over the household responsibilities, knows what she's talking about, husband gets upset that she's changing everything. However, he handled it much better than Gavin. Even down to an angry person and kidnapping? Weird, looking back at it after reading really reminds me of how many similarities there were.

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Who Brings Forth the Wind

nobody@vox.com(Kristine) — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 17:05:24 -0800

Third book of the Kensington series. The library only had book 2 in large print, and I thought that might annoy me too much, so I skipped. I don't feel like I missed much, luckily. This was a nice story, but I did feel a little like the heroine "took" a little too much, letting herself be verbally abused. But it was an interesting piece of the story.

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The Hawk and the Jewel

nobody@vox.com(Kristine) — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 10:37:38 -0800

First book of the Kennsington Chronicles. This was a delightful story of how Sunny grew from being a captured child in Darhabar to being a sassy woman in England with Brandon. I enjoyed it a lot.

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