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Lady Gallant was simply superb. Suzanne Robinson masterfully weave a historical novel rich in historical detail and authentic characters for the time period. Although I understood Christian's loutish behavior (being kidnapped and abused as child) when he thought Nora had betrayed him and country, it was his genuine love and devotion for his elderly father that gave the hero his humanity. Not to mention that Christian's mea culpa was the longest and most satisfying grovel I have ever read in a romance. Not only would Nora not accept Christian's apology when he discovers the truth, she emotionally erases him from her heart and mind. It took the entire book for him to show her that he loved and treasured her, it took herculean effort to win her back. And even then Nora doesn't just completely fall into his arms. The little "mouse" stood up for herself and stood by her vows to husband and country.

Wherein today's historical writers are frustrating in there abysmal portrayal of historical accuracy, I loved every word of Lady Gallant. Bravo and highly recommended.


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Lady Gallant Ladies Suzanne Robinson Books Reviews

Updated 27 June 2017
Where is the audiobook verdios of this book? It surely deserves one. Just re-read Lady Gallant. Still a gem.

I'm not a romance book reader. My first choice of genre is post apocalyptic, but I gave this book a try because I love the movie Elizabeth....really anything with Kate Blanchett.

Let me tell you, beware of this book. Pleas only read it at home or behind closed doors. I made the mistake of reading part of the book outside in the parking lot of my daughter's school while waiting for volleyball practice to end. I was a sopping wet mess. Tears were falling and snot was running. Two people stopped and asked me if I was ok. I told them Ihad very bad allergies. The tissue I had was scattered all over my face. I was a mess.

There are hot and sensual scenes, not too much, but just the right amount that made me say damn! Christian and Nora are fantastic. The hero was a rake and an azz, but heroine made him pay the price for how savagely he treated her. She forgave him eventually... By the end of the story she, really both of them had power.

I,love, love, love this book. I've re-read this story twice. Thank you Ms. Suzanne Robinson. This is the best romance novel I have EVER read...period.

I also would to add that, I noted that The hero had a split personality. Not too dramatic, but it was still there. Kit emerged from Christian as a result of dealing with Jack Midnight during his child hood. Kit developed to help Christian deal with the traumatic events. As an adult Kit emerged when he had to deal with stressful situations and rake people. When the hero and heroin first had sex/made love, it was Kit and Nora. The subsequent times they made love, it was Christian and Nora. When the hero interacted with his father, it was Christian. I loved the part when Christian humbled himself before his father. Kit was mean to Nora, and a few seconds later when he presented his new bride to his father, He kneeled before his father and was very gentle and reverent, that was Christian.

Great story!!!
Nora Beckett was in Queen Mary's court. She was attacked by highwayman and Christain de Rivers saved her . He was abducted when a child and taught to steal, rob and any other dishonest thing he could do for his captor.His father could not find him right away and Christian turn hard and cold. He marries Nora and at first was kind to her.He then was told she was sending messages to someone .He thought she was plotting against Elizabeth . She refuses to say who she sends them and at this point he is so evil to her. He takes her to his home only allowing pimps and whores to care for her. He parades her in front of them talking about how plain and ugly she is.. He then waits till she goes to bed and proceeds to have sex with one of the whores.He makes sure she can hear. She hearing the noise comes into the room. I thought from this and what else occurs that night heartbreaking . He begins to realize what he has done but he has a long way to grovel to make things right.So many more details are given in other reviews won't go in to them again. I have read this book and it is a keeper.
Do yourself a favor and do not listen to the negative reviews ! ...No it is not the sugary sweet fluff of today's romance ! (if you like that then maybe should listen to the negative reviews ) .. The hero did do terrible things but what all these reviews do not mention and I can't for the life of me understand why they couldn't get it ..The hero was still struggling with all sorts of issues because of what was done to him...I do not want to spoil it so I won't go any further ...but trust and love was something he did not know how to handle or cope with (because of circumstances) his love was so big by the end of this book ...he worshipped her ...Now I might agree on the fact he was often a little to randy ...but that aside ,this was a great book with characters who will stay with me always ...I grew to love Christian just like Nora and I loved this book !
I'm hovering with my rating. It's a two or a three. I can't decide.

There was a lot to love about Lady Gallant. The intrigue and the humor were both enjoyable. I found myself caring for a few of the side characters, which is always a plus. Add in that this takes place in the Tudor court (spies, lies, death, oh my!), something I'm a bit fanatical about, and this should have been a homerun emotional, historical romance for me.

But...

Now, keep in mind I searched out this book because I was looking for a cheating hero who has to grovel to get back into good graces. I get in moods where that's really all I want to read. However, the groveling needed to fully redeem this 'hero' was sorely lacking. Christian was pretty horrific for a spell and even when he seemed to had learned his lesson, he really hadn't and it needed to be learned several more times.

I won't be giving up on Suzanne Robinson, I'll check out some of her other titles, but this one definitely didn't deliver quite the emotional satisfaction I was craving.
Lady Gallant was simply superb. Suzanne Robinson masterfully weave a historical novel rich in historical detail and authentic characters for the time period. Although I understood Christian's loutish behavior (being kidnapped and abused as child) when he thought Nora had betrayed him and country, it was his genuine love and devotion for his elderly father that gave the hero his humanity. Not to mention that Christian's mea culpa was the longest and most satisfying grovel I have ever read in a romance. Not only would Nora not accept Christian's apology when he discovers the truth, she emotionally erases him from her heart and mind. It took the entire book for him to show her that he loved and treasured her, it took herculean effort to win her back. And even then Nora doesn't just completely fall into his arms. The little "mouse" stood up for herself and stood by her vows to husband and country.

Wherein today's historical writers are frustrating in there abysmal portrayal of historical accuracy, I loved every word of Lady Gallant. Bravo and highly recommended.