Samantha M Derr
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Nine stories in total.
5 great stories.
1 that was well written but not for me.
3 that I struggled to finish.
My favourites:
Moon Dogs by Erica Kealey - 4 stars. Felt like a Sterek AU. This is not a bad thing.
The Were Curse by Sasha L. Miller - 4.5 stars. Loved this one. A very different take on the standard werewolf story.
Moonwitch by M.J. Willow - 4 stars. High on world building, low on romance. Had the romance been more prominent this would have been a 5 star read.
Coming Home by Elizah J. Davis - 4 stars. Great story, well written. Would have been happy if it had been slightly longer to cover more ground when they returned home.
The Werewolf of Grey Lake Inn by Megan Derr - 4 stars. I would have loved this to have been a novel. This story was ripe for UST but only coming into it at the end meant we were robbed of that chance. Still a good story but could have been great.… (mehr)
5 great stories.
1 that was well written but not for me.
3 that I struggled to finish.
My favourites:
Moon Dogs by Erica Kealey - 4 stars. Felt like a Sterek AU. This is not a bad thing.
The Were Curse by Sasha L. Miller - 4.5 stars. Loved this one. A very different take on the standard werewolf story.
Moonwitch by M.J. Willow - 4 stars. High on world building, low on romance. Had the romance been more prominent this would have been a 5 star read.
Coming Home by Elizah J. Davis - 4 stars. Great story, well written. Would have been happy if it had been slightly longer to cover more ground when they returned home.
The Werewolf of Grey Lake Inn by Megan Derr - 4 stars. I would have loved this to have been a novel. This story was ripe for UST but only coming into it at the end meant we were robbed of that chance. Still a good story but could have been great.… (mehr)
I loved this compilation of mostly outstanding stories. Full of gallantry and romantic heroes and heroines, some of the tales I can see myself re-reading for years. Definitely a keeper.
To Rescue a Princess by Annabethe Long ★★★★
Great romantic short with a gallant knight and a strong-willed Princess not really in need of rescue. Loved both of the heroines, loved the story-telling, very enjoyable.
Damsel in Distress by Asta Idonea ★★★★
Adventure, dastardly deeds, and a very happy ending. I liked the way the characters were described, and the short rescue journey.
Wolf Knight by C.C. Bridges ★★★
Lovely tale of a knight escorting a returning royal, complete with danger, a dragon, and a tournament.
Liked the story, but the writing was a but stiff.
Pipsqueak by L.S. Engler★★★★
Cute story with a few surprises - I love the characters, the HEA was a bit too rose-colored, but I am happy for them.
My Brave Knight by Daniela Jeffries★★★
A very calm tale, with no active conflict, more so a diary of someone at a happy safe time in their life. It seemed a bit out of place among all of the other tales of adventure and tournaments, as this focused more inwardly on the characters' pasts.
Debating the Dragon by Meredith Katz★★★★★
Wonderful, and perhaps my favorite in the book. The tale of a brave knight (May) and the surprises she encounters while seeking the glory of rescuing a princess. Very nice, mature tale of courtship.
For Queen and Country by Kayla Bain-Vrba ★★★
A queen in peril, a brave knight journeying through dangerous lands to seek a cure, and a magical Full of twists,
and a lot like a classic fairy tale, eve n including the old fashioned fairy tale insta-love. I found some of the twists a little telegraphed, which lessened the mystery.
Perilous Knights by Charles Payseur★
This one is Arthurian-related, as the knights and children of the main players in the legend play some of the main parts.Very explicit, and I did not like the picture of Merlin as a lecherous dolt. Too violent, too cruel, too hateful. Would advise skipping this tale.
Highly recommended for those who love knights, courtly love, and historical happy endings.
*edited to finish the reviews, and changed rating from 5 to 4 because I really disliked the last story.*
*eARC Netgalley*… (mehr)
To Rescue a Princess by Annabethe Long ★★★★
Great romantic short with a gallant knight and a strong-willed Princess not really in need of rescue. Loved both of the heroines, loved the story-telling, very enjoyable.
Damsel in Distress by Asta Idonea ★★★★
Adventure, dastardly deeds, and a very happy ending. I liked the way the characters were described, and the short rescue journey.
Wolf Knight by C.C. Bridges ★★★
Lovely tale of a knight escorting a returning royal, complete with danger, a dragon, and a tournament.
Liked the story, but the writing was a but stiff.
Pipsqueak by L.S. Engler★★★★
Cute story with a few surprises - I love the characters, the HEA was a bit too rose-colored, but I am happy for them.
My Brave Knight by Daniela Jeffries★★★
A very calm tale, with no active conflict, more so a diary of someone at a happy safe time in their life. It seemed a bit out of place among all of the other tales of adventure and tournaments, as this focused more inwardly on the characters' pasts.
Debating the Dragon by Meredith Katz★★★★★
Wonderful, and perhaps my favorite in the book. The tale of a brave knight (May) and the surprises she encounters while seeking the glory of rescuing a princess. Very nice, mature tale of courtship.
For Queen and Country by Kayla Bain-Vrba ★★★
A queen in peril, a brave knight journeying through dangerous lands to seek a cure, and a magical Full of twists,
and a lot like a classic fairy tale, eve n including the old fashioned fairy tale insta-love. I found some of the twists a little telegraphed, which lessened the mystery.
Perilous Knights by Charles Payseur★
This one is Arthurian-related, as the knights and children of the main players in the legend play some of the main parts.Very explicit, and I did not like the picture of Merlin as a lecherous dolt. Too violent, too cruel, too hateful. Would advise skipping this tale.
Highly recommended for those who love knights, courtly love, and historical happy endings.
*edited to finish the reviews, and changed rating from 5 to 4 because I really disliked the last story.*
*eARC Netgalley*… (mehr)
So far, have read Megan's story -like Milo and Lewis a lot. Love Cheryl... Finished the rest of the stories - liked each, thought was a good mix. Will read again.
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5 great stories.
1 that was well written but not for me.
3 that I struggled to finish.
My favourites:
Moon Dogs by Erica Kealey - 4 stars. Felt like a Sterek AU. This is not a bad thing.
The Were Curse by Sasha L. Miller - 4.5 stars. Loved this one. A very different take on the standard werewolf story.
Moonwitch by M.J. Willow - 4 stars. High on world building, low on romance. Had the romance been more prominent this would have been a 5 star read.
Coming Home by Elizah J. Davis - 4 stars. Great story, well written. Would have been happy if it had been slightly longer to cover more ground when they returned home.
The Werewolf of Grey Lake Inn by Megan Derr - 4 stars. I would have loved this to have been a novel. This story was ripe for UST but only coming into it at the end meant we were robbed of that chance. Still a good story but could have been great.… (mehr)