Customer Reviews

2 reviews

• Christina Wiseman

  A really nicely written book, full of romance, stubborn men and danger.
  The descriptions are lovely, the characters are so brilliantly portrayed and the battle is fierce.
  I will leave it a few months and read the book all over again!
  Very hard to put down once started.

• Raven

  Often in reviews, there are spoilers, so I avoid them and don't wish to repeat anything we can already read on the back of the book. Instead, why read Fate and the Lady?
  I loved spending time with these characters, who are so diverse, so different from one another, from various walks of life, they rise up from the page to feel embodied and authentic. - so much so I could imagine them out in the world, and found myself wondering how it would be to sit with Mercy and a good old rum or whisky chat, and how I would feel seeing their story play out.
  A mark of a good book for me is to forget I am reading and to feel myself immersed with the characters, cheering them on, feeling their sorrows, and growling in the right moments. This was that book.
  The drives of the story are ours, we will right wrongs that have been to us, and at times perhaps, like these companions in the book and story, we lose ourselves in that drive. This story is about finding yourself in the battle between wrong and right. woven into the plot are our humanity, love, desire, and revenge even. Who do you become when a wrong has been done to you?
  The battles here are not only physical and the wounds are deeper than we can see. Through their wild will and focus, through their refusal to give up, we can in these characters and pages find a little of that in ourselves. A district nurse and a quarryman, some billionaire we can narrow our eyes at? The mixture was great for me, and I'm ready to read what Vincent has coming next. Gripping, enjoyable, and immersive.
  Yes from this old bird
  Thank you, author, keep going.
  Readers, do give it a read

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