Reviews for Master of Craving

The average rating for Master of Craving based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-05-06 00:00:00 Margaret Hamer The third book in Karin Tabke's Blood Sword Legacy. It's been a while since I read the previous two books in the series and it probably would have help if I had refreshed my memory before reading this. Stefan de Valrey wakes up wounded on the battlefield and discovers his brothers are gone. He swears he will find them and get them back after learning they were captured by the Welsh. While tending to his wounds near a pond, he spies a woman who has come to bath in the water. A man arrives and assaults the woman and he is forced to save her. She is the Welsh Princess Arianrhod. Stefan knows he can use her to free his brothers. I'm not sure what it was that kept me from enjoying this as much as the first two. While I liked the characters, I never quite loved them. Their actions were often inconsistent to what they said. While I wouldn't exactly call it a cliffhanger there is the matter of the unresolved issues at the end. It is set up for continuing the series but it has been several years and I don't see anything about any more additions to it. Still it wasn't a bad read and had some moments and I'm sure it will appeal to Medieval Romance fans who enjoy a little spice in their reading material.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-06-25 00:00:00 Ingyung Chandra Most of England has submitted to King William, but Wales refuses to yield. The King's trusted Blood Swords are unable to prevail and while Stefan du Valrey is left unconscious on the battlefield, his sworn brothers are captured. Stefan has terrible injuries, Stefan vows to liberate them. Stefan saves a beautiful and naked maiden from peril, cannot deter him. Arianrhod is a silver-eyed Welsh princess hostage that Stefan can trade for his brothers, as long as Arian remains as pure as when he met her. This constraint for Stefan finds harder to honor with every passing day. Arian knows that she should be finding a way to escape this knight, however, Arian has never before experienced the deep soul-changing desire that Stefan arouses with merely a glance. Breaking their vow could set two kingdoms ablaze. Can they control the sweet terrible fire burning between them?