Bold Angel

Written by Kat Martin

Narrated by Lucy Rayner

They were enemies in a divided land . . .

Saxon beauty Caryn of Ivesham longed to escape the chill gray cloisters of the convent to which she'd fled-but not in marriage to the towering, feared Raolfe de Gere, the Norman knight they called Ral the Relentless. Even though he had once saved her from a fate worse than death, she could not forget he'd raised the grim battlements of Braxton Keep on her dead father's lands or that his men had dishonored her sister. If she wed him to bring peace to her people, he would have to lay siege to her bed.

Will their love conquer all-or destroy them both?

The darkly handsome warlord's blood coursed with desire for Caryn's burnished crimson lips, and his passion would not be denied. But in the wild ecstasy they shared, Ral feared more than his heart was in danger. Could his rebellious bride be a traitor deadlier than the wolves and brigands prowling deep in English forests?

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Sep 21, 2016
• ISBN: 9781515981206

Kat Martin

Top ten New York Times bestselling author Kat Martin is a graduate of the University of California Santa Barbara. Residing with her Western-author husband, L.J. Martin, in Missoula, Montana, Kat has written 70 Historical and Contemporary Romantic Suspense novels. More than 17 million of her books are in print and she has been published in twenty foreign countries. Kat is currently hard at work on her next novel.

Reviews for Bold Angel

[sammii507 · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Gah. It's really a challenge to think of anything good to say about this book. For a romance novel to work, the reader has to be able to care about the characters. They have to be developed and sympathetic. The characters in this book are neither. There is absolutely no character development, we see next to no motivation for when they act the way they do, and there is absolutely no spark between the leads. The plot is ramshackle and rambling, with little "events" popping up once in a while that are ridiculous and stupid. Caryn is one of the stupidest romance character heroines I've ever read - she's a complete and utter moron. The author makes Geoffrey a villain out of the blue, with absolutely no foreshadowing or anything, and really never explains well why on earth he did what he did. This book had be so bored by the end I was counting the pages and skimming just to get through. Do not read this book!!!

[anniik_1 · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Gah. It's really a challenge to think of anything good to say about this book. For a romance novel to work, the reader has to be able to care about the characters. They have to be developed and sympathetic. The characters in this book are neither. There is absolutely no character development, we see next to no motivation for when they act the way they do, and there is absolutely no spark between the leads. The plot is ramshackle and rambling, with little "events" popping up once in a whlie that are ridiculous and stupid. Caryn is one of the stupidest romance character heroines I've ever read - she's a complete and utter moron. The author makes Geoffrey a villain out of the blue, with absolutely no foreshadowing or anything, and really never explains well why on earth he did what he did. This book had be so bored by the end I was counting the pages and skimming just to get through. Do not read this book!!!