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A knight's passion

320 pages

A sweeping medieval romance fueled by the delicious, forbidden tension of falling for the one person you are sworn to deliver to someone else.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like stepping back into the golden era of sweeping medieval romance, where duty and desire clash on rain-swept borderlands. The narrative moves at a brisk, adventurous pace, driven by the crackling, antagonistic banter between a fiercely defiant heroine and a duty-bound knight. There is a delicious, simmering tension that permeates every scene, built entirely around the forbidden nature of their attraction and the forced proximity of their journey. The prose is emotionally heightened and unabashedly romantic, leaning into the dramatic stakes of chivalry and sibling loyalty. It is a perfect escape for readers who love the classic wrong brother trope, offering a deeply satisfying journey from stubborn resistance to all-consuming, undeniable passion.

Mood
  • sweeping
  • romantic
  • adventurous
  • tension-filled
Tone
  • passionate
  • dramatic
  • playful
  • earnest
Pace
brisk
Themes
duty versus desire · forbidden attraction · loyalty and betrayal · the constraints of chivalry
The writing
Emotionally heightened and richly descriptive, capturing the sweeping drama of classic medieval romance.
The arc
Begins with antagonistic duty and frustration, slowly melting into an intense, forbidden passion that forces a choice between honor and love.
Who it's for
Readers who crave old-school historical romances featuring defiant heroines, alpha knights, and the delicious tension of the wrong brother trope.
Content notes
  • romanticized abduction
  • period-typical sexism
  • sibling conflict

About the book

A Knight's Passion ~ Candice Kohl

Enter a time of chivalry and majesty--when three brothers bound together by blood and honor seek their fate in the might of a sword, only to find their true destiny in the heart of a lady...

SHE TAUNTED HIM...AND TEMPTED HIM

When Lord Raven of Stonelee learned that King Henry had decreed he and his twin must marry Welsh heiresses to secure the borderlands, he could not refuse. At least his betrothed was an obedient lass. Now it fell to Raven to fetch the defiant Roxanne of Bittenshire, his brother Peter's runaway bride, and bring her back to the altar, no matter how loudly she protested. Yet somehow, when he saw the passion flashing in her violet eyes and felt his own simmering desires, he realized that his brother's intended was all the woman he'd ever wanted.

Description from Open Library.

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