Dark of Knight

Gentlemen of Knights Series, Book 4

By: Elizabeth Johns

Narrated by: Alex Wyndham

The most dangerous thing in battle turns out to be a beautiful lady.

Major Lord Felix Knight has always known he was destined for the army and is fiercely loyal to the Crown. Thriving on adventure and danger, there is no room in his life for the love and relationships which have cast their spells over his brothers. After healing from his time as a prisoner of war, he returns to the Peninsula to continue the fight against Napoleon. Despite Felix's vows to the contrary, a beautiful lady causes him to lower his guard and soon he finds himself torn between love for country and woman.

Lady Catalina Mendoza has followed the drum with her father since her mother's death. Men are drawn to her beauty and connections, but without exception, those gentlemen her father deems suitable bore and frustrate her. The only way she can tolerate the tedium is to glean information from her suitors to help her father. One night, she is caught at the game by a devilishly handsome Englishman - and everything changes.

Amidst assaults and danger, Felix and Catalina find themselves thrown together in a bid to discover a traitor before it is too late.

©2020 Elizabeth Johns (P)2021 Tantor

My favorite of the series!

I love all the Knight stories and left this one to last because the title details didn’t intrigue me much at all…in fact, I thought to skip it. But Elizabeth Johns has a way of writing that makes one love the characters and chuckle at the dialogue and action, so I finally bought it. I’m so glad I did! Funny how a clean romance can sizzle when the characters are so lively!

I love this series

The characters are great and I love how to books connect. Can’t get enough of

Loving the series

I like the new characters. They are exciting and the story is so suspenseful. The twists and turns keep you on the edge of your seat.
The narrator did an amazing job bring the characters to life.

An all round hit

An exciting and interesting view of the fighting and back biting on the Iberian Peninsula during the Napoleonic war. Loved the descriptive accounts of the behind the scene machinations

A great story of mystery and love.

I had a difficult time with the narration because he reminded me
of Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire.
He his female voice. Plus the female sounded much older and his voice would drop at the end of a word or a sentence. I wanted to stand up and pretend like I was conducting a band. But his voices of the other characters, Men, were good.