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Scorpion De Wolfe Pack Book 9 edition by Kathryn Le Veque Romance eBooks

This is a terrific story! I just want to know where I can find more stars for a review, as it does not seem as if five are enough. Sir Kevin Hage was a chivalrous character in "Serpent" who lost the love of the woman of his dreams to another knight. In his disappointment he left England with his two best friends, also formidable knights, to go fight in the crusades. This is finally his story.
Hage returns to England six years later, and is caught up in a maelstrom of intrigue and danger in his new assignment as a knight to King Edward's cousin, the duke. It is here that Hage meets the twisted duke's beautiful but unwanted wife, Annavieve, and the tale begins.
The plot is provocative, the characters are appealing, and the story kept me reading late into the early morning hours- I couldn't put it down!
I truly enjoyed this book, it was fantastic, and highly recommend it to lovers of historical fiction, romance, Kathryn LeVeque, or anyone who enjoys reading a rollicking good story!


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Scorpion De Wolfe Pack Book 9 edition by Kathryn Le Veque Romance eBooks Reviews

What a truly amazing novel by Ms. Kathryn Le Veque! Yes I know I seem to be captivated, enthralled and enchanted by all her stories and the wonderfully developed three dimensional characters in every single one of her novels that I can’t help but feel pulled into the book myself. Ms. Le Veque can craft these intricate involved stories that really are quite a roller coaster that I sure do love the ride! After reading the Wolfe and the serpent following the handsome, noble, sensitive heartbroken hero Kevin Hage from birth, young guy to the hardened man but with a heart of gold we see him as in scorpion. It really isn’t essential to read both of these books to understand Kevin but they are well worth the read to meet him in the beginning and who he really is. I just can’t help but feel something for the guy. I wanted him to get his story told and finally here it is.
Kevin returns to England from six long years in the Levant but upon his return is gifted by King Edward to the king’s cousin the Duke of Dorset who also is gifted a bride Annavieve. Kevin meets Annavieve and is at first attracted to her but what happens to him when the unfortunate probability of love could very well destroy them both. The book has a lot of action, adventure, a hero you can’t help but love which I myself fell for him, a feisty intelligent heroine that is well matched to the hero, a truly evil villain that has a lot of repression/hatred that I went from feeling sorry for him at first in his sexual orientation disorder to wanting something bad to happen to him, tons of plot twists abound, turmoil, angst and a love that conquers all I couldn’t stop turning the pages fast enough.
I just wanted Adonis and Thomas who were two of my favorite characters in serpent and in this book a little more elaboration on their lives or them to find a happily ever after. I also wanted more on what happens to Kevin and Annavieve’s life too. The story it seems ends kind of abruptly in actuality I just never wanted it to end. I still however enjoyed the story a lot that I am rereading it now! That I rated the book four stars, can recommend it, will keep it in my library and will definitely get more books from Ms. Le Veque!
This is Sir Kevin Hage's story, who was already extensively involved in the "Serpent". Since the love of his life married another man, Sir Kevin and his two very best friends went to The Levant. Having closed off his heart to all emotions he has become a ferocious knight and has earned the nick name "Scorpion". After six years he is tired of his life as a successful assassin and he returns home. As soon as he puts a foot on English land, Kevin is summoned by the King and soon the events overturn.

Lady Annavieve Fitz Roderick is of Welsh royal blood and has therefore been kept locked up as a king's ward in a convent. Now she is to marry the king's cousin. She has accepted her fate but the Duke of Dorset has made it very public that he doesn't want to marry at all. Finally he relents, especially because the king has offered him the notorious "Scorpion" as a minion.

Except for one twist, the plot developed nicely, straight forwardly and uneventfully towards the happy end. I missed the depth in the story line and especially the atmosphere that would enhance this depth. The main characters were portrayed nicely but somehow thy didn't grip me and failed to persuade me. I'm sure this is my mistake - maybe I just didn't have the adequate set of mind when I read the book.

Although I expected more, this was definitely not a bad book!
All through reading this I kept trying to figure out what was keeping me from loving this story? I never felt a connection to the H/h. The reason they came together was awful. The King told her if she ever needed him to let him know, but she never thought on it.

I liked Kevin in the previous story, but he became hard and uncaring. The son's from Paris and The Wolfe join him for 6 years to fight in the Holy Land. It was nice to catch up with the son's from the heros in book one and two.

Yes, there is lovemaking, somewhat descriptive but not as passionate as in her other books. We do get a HEA, but since I wasn't drawn to the character's, it was ok. I couldn't get over Kevin never went home when he returned to England, he sends his mother a note, another reason I didn't care for him.

As in KLV books, several die and I won't explain who, but some deserved it.

There is suspense at times, some twists, some intrigue, but this wasn't a favorite of mine. I won't go into the premise because it has been told by other's. I don't think it is worth $3.99 though. Sometimes, this author does bundles, so hold out for that or a price drop.

If i wasn't use to her novels, how great she usually writes, I may have rated it higher. She is a great story teller and I highly recommend the two books prior to this one. I think the Dark Destroyer is still my favorite. (ljb)
This is a terrific story! I just want to know where I can find more stars for a review, as it does not seem as if five are enough. Sir Kevin Hage was a chivalrous character in "Serpent" who lost the love of the woman of his dreams to another knight. In his disappointment he left England with his two best friends, also formidable knights, to go fight in the crusades. This is finally his story.
Hage returns to England six years later, and is caught up in a maelstrom of intrigue and danger in his new assignment as a knight to King Edward's cousin, the duke. It is here that Hage meets the twisted duke's beautiful but unwanted wife, Annavieve, and the tale begins.
The plot is provocative, the characters are appealing, and the story kept me reading late into the early morning hours- I couldn't put it down!
I truly enjoyed this book, it was fantastic, and highly recommend it to lovers of historical fiction, romance, Kathryn LeVeque, or anyone who enjoys reading a rollicking good story!