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Book summary:
The Last Good Knight: An Original Sinners novella told in five parts.
Part II: Sore Spots
With a potential stalker on the loose, Kingsley hires Lance as Nora's bodyguard, but stipulates no sex while he's on duty. Frustrated by the ex-SEAL's noble chivalry, Nora is driven to seek release with the one man she's trying to forget…
Part II: Sore Spots
With a potential stalker on the loose, Kingsley hires Lance as Nora's bodyguard, but stipulates no sex while he's on duty. Frustrated by the ex-SEAL's noble chivalry, Nora is driven to seek release with the one man she's trying to forget…
My rating: 4 stars
My review:
The answer to why I liked Part Two of The Last Good Knight can be summed up in one sentence: “Je t’adore, mon roi.”
Yes, it's because of Kingsley!
It's no secret I'm team Kingsley, and that my favorite parts of the series are the ones that star the King. I just love that arrogant Frenchman. After this, I love him even more. That crisis in the kinky community caused panic among the members, and gave the King a really bad headache. Though I felt awful for all of them, I loved how that situation showed how Kingsley took care of his people, and to get another example of his feelings for Juliette. I wish we got to see more of that relationship. Keeping my fingers crossed for The King. Seeing how Kingsley hid his submissive side was an added bonus. Suffice it to say, I got an unexpected dose of King, which is always a good thing.
But enough about Kingsley, Lance was back in a new role of Nora's bodyguard, and he told his story to Nora, and like Nora it made me sad, and it made angry. Really angry. I was quite amazed how Lance was dealing with it. Like a real knight. It just made me like him more. Though I knew it was silly, I started to root for Nora and Lance to make it.
Being Nora's bodyguard would have been great for both him and Nora given their mutual attraction had there not been Kingsley's strict rules. I would have felt sorry for them, but I honestly can't, because that led Nora to a certain someone's house.
Oh, and that Nora's client was the sweetest, but now to Part Three and that certain someone.
Yes, it's because of Kingsley!
It's no secret I'm team Kingsley, and that my favorite parts of the series are the ones that star the King. I just love that arrogant Frenchman. After this, I love him even more. That crisis in the kinky community caused panic among the members, and gave the King a really bad headache. Though I felt awful for all of them, I loved how that situation showed how Kingsley took care of his people, and to get another example of his feelings for Juliette. I wish we got to see more of that relationship. Keeping my fingers crossed for The King. Seeing how Kingsley hid his submissive side was an added bonus. Suffice it to say, I got an unexpected dose of King, which is always a good thing.
But enough about Kingsley, Lance was back in a new role of Nora's bodyguard, and he told his story to Nora, and like Nora it made me sad, and it made angry. Really angry. I was quite amazed how Lance was dealing with it. Like a real knight. It just made me like him more. Though I knew it was silly, I started to root for Nora and Lance to make it.
Being Nora's bodyguard would have been great for both him and Nora given their mutual attraction had there not been Kingsley's strict rules. I would have felt sorry for them, but I honestly can't, because that led Nora to a certain someone's house.
Oh, and that Nora's client was the sweetest, but now to Part Three and that certain someone.
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Part III: The Games Destiny Plays
Shocked to see Nora's bruises, Lance is furious that she put herself in danger and demands to know where she got them. As Nora confesses her true nature, she's equally shocked to learn that Lance has some secrets of his own, drawing them together despite Kingsley's orders…
My rating: 5 stars
My review:
For me this is 4 stars for Part III plus 1 special star for Søren.
“You’re mine...” he whispered in her ear. “Whether you’ll admit it or not, you’re still mine.”
The relationship between Nora and Søren during the
period they were apart was something I was curious about for a very long
time. To be honest, I still am, and I can't wait for the book in the
prequels that will be set in that time. So far we got some glimpses into
it, but what I got here was a real treat. Even though it broke my
heart, I loved it so much. Better yet, I loved Søren. Being a girl who
is team Kingsley all the way, you can understand why my "relationship"
with Søren is not an easy one. However, I simply love how he is with
Nora. This just reminded me why that is. My heart ached for him while I
was reading this. It's got to be one of my favorite scenes between him
and Nora.
The part with Lance was sweet...
“Do you want to wear my collar, Lance?” Nora asked, the question coming out before she even realized what she was saying.
“I’d wear it with pride, Mistress. Every night of my life.”
Really sweet, as was how he treated Nora, and how he protected her, but what can I tell you - the reason I'm so in love with The Games Destiny Plays is Søren.
XOXO
I love Kingsley too!! I sounds I like I need to read this novellas. Maybe they will make my wait for The Saint a little easier :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Another Kingsley fan?! Awesome! Sadly, Kingsley only briefly appeared in the the second part of the novella, but I love him so much that I'll take what I can get. It makes the wait for The King bearable. :)
DeleteHope you do read it. I'm sure it'll make the wait easier. I liked it a lot more than I thought I would. :)
ive just started the saint and so far im loving it xxx
ReplyDeleteLucky you! I'm still waiting for my copy to arrive. :(
DeleteI've so been meaning to give her a go but still haven't jumped into serials. Glad to hear they're so good though! Might be the ones that I have to give a chance :)
ReplyDeleteWe all love The Original Sinners here! LOVE IT! I hope you'll give it a chance, too. :) I'm always reluctant to start new series, too, but TOS is worth it. :)
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