Reviews for A bride for Lord Wickton

The average rating for A bride for Lord Wickton based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-07-14 00:00:00 Peter Isaac Una novela histórica que disfruté.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-11-30 00:00:00 Michael Feher I'm not sure how historically accurate this is, but it was very entertaining. It did accurately point out that the Crusades was not just a religious conquest, but a political one. The protagonist's affairs with first a Jew, then a Muslim were interesting twists and ways to address those two religious groups and to also show correctly that the alliances in the early battles of the Crusades were not strictly between Christians and Muslims. Its a very creative, captivating way to write about a little known episode in Western history. This is just a general rant: this Old English spelling nonsense has to end. No more "booke", "shoppe", "ye olde", etc. When my aunt gave me this book, I almost didn't read it just because of this corny title. The main character isn't even English for God's sake, and even if he were, he would have used a kind of English completely unrecognizable to us today, not 17th Century English which is what this title harkens back to. But this is just my own little pet peeve.