A Knight in Shining Armor

"One of my first historical romances that I read by this author. Love it. Some of you might like it and others might hate it and that is ok."

"Just okay. "

"Funny, the prior review said it was her first...this was my first as well! I loved it then and reread it a few months ago. Still a great read. A must for all romance novel lovers. "

"This was my 1st. Jude Deveraux book and I was hooked. I've read all of her books and they are all wonderful. Being this was my first from this author, I am more prone to suggest this book as an awesome read!!"

"This was my 1st book by Jude Deveraux. While I consider her books the best in light romantic reads, "A Knight in Shining Armor" is #1 on my list. To this day, it is still the best romance Im not a second or third read person; but I have read this one 3 times, and am about to read it again. Deveraux takes us on a romantic trip thru time with 2 star-crossed lovers. If you are looking for a great romance book, and like a bit of fantasy, this book is for you. #romance #fantasy "

"This is my favorite Jude Deveraaux book but I also recently read “The Book Thief” and it is definitely one of my many favorites along with “Where the Crawdads Sing” "

"I absolutely love this book, the first time I read it I was done with it in about 3 hours. Ive read it so many more times but I wish it was possible to completely forgot a book just to read it again and feel that excitement with the turn of every page"

"Now that I'm a little older the heroine is annoying... I remember reading this book when I was a teenager and I absolutely loved it. It was romantic and I truly enjoyed the time travel aspect of it.<br/><br/>This book is beautifully written by the author, I enjoyed the style of writing and the love scenes were sexy but tasteful. However, revisiting this book in my late twenties I can't find anything relatable about the main character Douglass. Call it growing up and coming into my own but I found Douglass to be frustrating to no end. This woman cries way too much to be believable. She spends a lot of time being trampled on and crying about it. I wanted her to have some backbone and to stop falling apart emotionally every time things didn't go her way or someone said something out of the way to her. I'm surprised the woman wasn't dehydrated by the end of the book with the amount of crying she did.<br/><br/>Additionally, it is a little dated for the modern reader/listener which was a little bit of a turn off but overall I enjoyed the actual plot of the book. If you can get past the weak "onion eyed" heroine then by all means, but I can't say I'd recommend this book for anyone who is easily annoyed by an overly sensitive leading lady who doesn't seem to overcome her crying until...wait she never over comes it, nevermind.<br/>"