A twelvemonth after breaking her witch's oath and wantonly injuring Gralam of Normandy, Avice the Enchantress learns she erred in her curse. To undo the wrong she did the warlord, she summons him to her in a rune.
Rendered lame and impotent, the arrogant Norman resists the witch's incantations. He wants none of Avice's magic.
Save, he does want her. He cannot resist the charming peasant wench with the slanted green eyes and falcon-like ways. Surely, she has bewitched him?
Though Gralam will condemn her for her misdeed, the virgin Avice seduces the surly warlord, for she cannot make him reparations unless she whores for him.
Whore for him she does. But admit to him her crime?
Nay! Verily, that Avice the Enchantress cannot bring herself to do. Not in fear of a fiery death at the stake, but in fear of losing him .
Louisa Trent delivers a sizzling, sexy, sensual, and enticing read in On Moorstead, a not-to-be set aside story that captures the reader from the beginning sentences and spins us forward on a mad rollercoaster of sensual delight. Even readers who are not fans of historical fiction will surely love this one, whose suspension of disbelief immediately makes the scenes come alive and encourages the reader to live the story through the eyes of the characters. Well-written, with finely-delineated characters, On Moorstead is a book truly not to be overlooked.
Reviewed by Frost for TwoLips Romance