In this battle for freedom, a tender love story begins to blossom. Daniel, a rogue and a leader of the Freemen, doesn't realize that the sweet feminine woman he has met and is falling for happens to be the leader of Robin's Rebels. realizing the importance of uniting all the rebel groups, Daniel tries to recruit Robin's Rebels but they refuse. Now he has to find a way to convince them. When he finds out the leader is actually a woman, what will his reaction be?
First line: "There was a time when life was easy, neighbors cared about one another, and charity reigned in the kingdom."
I'm a sucker for a romance. I really am. And throw in Robin Hood, a strong female and a romance and I'm hooked.
I liked the story of Robin Marie. She's spunky and strong. Daniel is her equal. I liked how their two stories merged.
There is a lot of description in this story so I skimmed the story a little. The characters weren't always real but they were good, strong people who any reader would like to read.
I loved the twist at the end.
Liked:
Robin Marie
Daniel
Disliked:
Pacing (I skimmed)
3 STARS
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The Stories of
Robin Hood is Inspiration for The Rebels of Cordovia
We celebrate
Independence Day, remembering the freedom we fought for centuries ago. Many patriots
had to pay for this freedom with their lives and we are grateful to those who
fought for our liberty. In this new novel, you get a glimpse of what another
country had to fight for, as well. The freedom of speech, the freedom of
equality, and the freedom to worship as we please! No one could have a greater
gift than this.
This tale will entertain those who enjoy
bits of adventure, humor, mystery, and a tender love story. The stories of
Robin Hood have enchanted readers for years. In our youth, we enjoyed hearing
the escapades of Robin Hood and were spellbound by each story and how he cared
for the people. How awesome would it be to live during that time period just
because of Robin Hood! In The Rebels of Cordovia, a similar story is
created but centuries after the legend of Robin Hood. But this time, there are
two major groups of rebels fighting for the rights of the people. Daniel, a
good-looking rogue, would be the leader of the Freemen. Robin Marie, a young
woman, would be the leader of Robin’s Rebels. Each leader is an expert archer
and swordsman. With bits of adventure and delectable kisses, this tale will
entertain anyone who enjoys a sweet romance.
In The Rebels of
Cordovia by Linda Weaver Clarke, the time period is set in the late 1700s.
Centuries after the legendary Robin Hood, a group of men and women find
themselves fighting for the same cause: for their rights, for freedom of
speech, and equality. Robin’s Rebels realize they must fight against the
tyranny of a wicked king and help the people survive this oppression. In the
small country of Cordovia, groups of rebels begin springing up, but its Robin’s
Rebels who get the attention of the king.
In this battle for freedom, a tender love story begins to
blossom. Daniel, a rogue and a leader of the Freemen, doesn’t realize that the
sweet feminine woman he has met and is falling for happens to be the leader of
Robin’s Rebels. Realizing the importance of uniting all the rebel groups,
Daniel tries to recruit Robin’s Rebels but they refuse. Now he has to find a
way to convince them. When he finds out the leader is actually a woman, what
will his reaction be?
Author Anna Del C. Dye wrote: “What a fun and interesting tale The Rebels of Cordovia is. A very good
story to keep you glued all the way to the end. I really enjoyed the romance
mingled with the fights. It is a well-paced tale to give you entertainment next
to a warm fire in the rain. Linda writes a good, clean, and sweet romance, for
young adults and adults alike. You will enjoy this story to the end.”
Read a sample chapter here: http://www.lindaweaverclarke.com/rebels.html
The Rebels of Cordovia by Linda Weaver Clarke
Genre: Sweet romance
ISBN: 978-1484147658
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Book Link: http://www.lindaweaverclarke.com/purchasebook.html
Price: $12.95, Ebook: $2.99
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