I am in awe of this book. But first Ms. Ann Maxwell and your husband you have a love story marriage. Very fascinating both your Scottish heritages intertwined. I love that. Now to this book oh my goodness. I think this was the best one of the series but I loved them all. I’m still imagining in my head all that went on in this book. Thank you , Thank you, THANK YOU for the best book I have ever read!!!! You and your husband are the best authors. What a team. I dream one day I will be lucky eno...

I am in awe of this book. But first Ms. Ann Maxwell and your husband you have a love story marriage. Very fascinating both your Scottish heritages intertwined. I love that. Now to this book oh my goodness. I think this was the best one of the series but I loved them all. I’m still imagining in my head all that went on in this book. Thank you , Thank you, THANK YOU for the best book I have ever read!!!! You and your husband are the best authors. What a team. I dream one day I will be lucky enough to read Erics story. Again Thank you for the exciting adventures I just finished reading.

I have loved this Medieval trilogy by Ann Maxwell (aka Elizabeth Lowell) and all the characters that she created for the three part story (UNTAMED, FORBIDDEN and ENCHANTED). The third in the series tells of Dominic's brother, Simon the Loyal, who takes the Norman bride, Lady Ariane, originally intended for Duncan the Scots Hammer before he fell in love with Amber (who we met in Forbidden).

Ariane is the daughter of Baron Deguerre, a cruel and shrewd lord from Normandy who cares not for his...

I have loved this Medieval trilogy by Ann Maxwell (aka Elizabeth Lowell) and all the characters that she created for the three part story (UNTAMED, FORBIDDEN and ENCHANTED). The third in the series tells of Dominic's brother, Simon the Loyal, who takes the Norman bride, Lady Ariane, originally intended for Duncan the Scots Hammer before he fell in love with Amber (who we met in Forbidden).

Ariane is the daughter of Baron Deguerre, a cruel and shrewd lord from Normandy who cares not for his daughter nor did he believe her when she told him she was raped by her former betrothed, one of his favored knights. So, it matters little to her whether she is wed to Duncan or Simon and she agrees to the trade. Simon, betrayed by a woman while he and Dominic fought as knights in the Holy Land, will not risk his heart to his new bride who he greatly desires though he shows her incredible patience when he realizes she fears the touch of a man. Ariane was once among the Learned and had the gift of locating things but she lost that gift with the rape. Now she plays sad songs on her harp, her only companion.

Both Simon and Ariane are wounded souls but despite their walls, they come to care for each other. There is magic here but always the underlying belief that God is the one calling the shots and I liked that. It's a fitting conclusion to the trilogy, and though I did not think it was as good as the first one (the story of Dominic and Meg), I still enjoyed it. There was one character I loved when he was first introduced, the Sorcerer, Lord Erik of Sea Home and son of Robert of the North, master of animals and one of the Learned...so where is HIS STORY?? I had the feeling Lowell was setting us up for the fourth book but then I learned there wasn't any...so disappointing! I even tried to contact Ann/Elizabeth to ask if she might write it one day but could find no contact information for her. It's a worthy story waiting to be told about one incredible warrior hunk with a magical softer side. Ah...Erik!

[Note: the added comment for which I am thankful indicates that Erik and Serena's story is told in MOVING TARGET, where they are reincarnated in the present time, but have to work out issues from their past life.]