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THE VEXING A Medieval Romance AGE OF FAITH Book 6 edition by Tamara Leigh Religion Spirituality eBooks

Tamara does it again! Read this book and the entire Age of Faith series-you will not be disappointed! :)

Possible spoilers: I absolutely loved getting to revisit Sir Durand and see how the events of the past shaped him and how he chose to respond to his remorse over prior choices. His sincere regret and desire to change rang true throughout the story. I loved the way he loved Beata so selflessly (the letter, ah the letter). I loved the glimpses into the lives of the Wulfriths (only missed more of a visit with Garr and Annyn). The forgiveness extended to him by the Wulfrith family, and his reaction to it, absolutely melted me, and showed what remarkable people these (sadly fictional) characters are. I love them all and loved everything about this story. Thank you Tamara for creating such moving stories. I love the male characters you write, how they are fiercely protective of their ladies (swoon Sir Durand, just swoon), always strong and capable, but still considerate and able to show real emotion and treat the women and children in their lives well. I also love how your female characters are strong and smart without being ridiculous or lacking in common sense like so many heroines are written to be. I love that your love interests are honest and vulnerable with each other rather than refusing to admit their emotions until the last pages of the book. You also do a marvelous job of transporting us to the time period and making me wish I could step into that slice of time for a while, outdoor plumbing and all. :) And I know I just said love a million times, but thankfully I don't write for a living and can leave better word choices to the truly talented, haha!

Thank you for your beautiful stories-I can't wait to read the next two-the excerpts were excellent!!


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THE VEXING A Medieval Romance AGE OF FAITH Book 6 edition by Tamara Leigh Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews

This book is a wonderful tale of the personal price of redemption – and the very human struggle of accepting a redemption offered. Durand’s character offers us a poignant look at the struggles of sin (lust in particular), and how sin can influence so many aspects of life. It also grapples with concepts of atonement, forgiveness, steadfastness, and humility once forgiveness is offered.

In addition to its deeper themes, it is also an exciting tale of adventure and slight mystery. Lady Beata is a likable and strong heroine – and, ultimately, a good match for Sir Durand. While the book is a romance and, thus, owns a predictable ending, I especially appreciated another theme interwoven throughout the tale. So many romance stories hinge upon the idea that there is one “right” person with whom to fall in love. In a typical romance novel, when a love is so deeply felt it’s inevitable that the relationship works in the end. Refreshingly, this novel highlights that deep love can be felt in the wrong situation – but that does not preclude a person from later feeling love in the right situation. The Vexing story doesn’t minimize the feelings of love that come before “ever after” but, rather, successfully reminds us that while we all fail – our God is a God of grace who may offer a second (or third…) chance for redemption that knocks our socks off.
I have loved everyone of Tamara Leigh's books I could hardly wait for this one to come out. After reading all the other in the Age of Faith books. Now I can't wait the one next one.
When I put some sexual content there was kissing, Tamara's books are clean reading witch I love to read.
The Vexing was a page turner I did not want to put it down. Very good story line. I will be waiting for her next book to come out.
Those familiar with The Age of Faith series will know Sir Durand's backstory (and I recommend reading the previous books before this one because the complex relationships between Sir Durand and the Wulfrith family is there in the background). This book is the long promised story of him finding happiness and redemption from his past sins, but his and his lady love's path leads through a lot of heartache and struggle between love and honor. The protagonists and the readers meet the Wulfrith clan members for various length and Sir Durand experiences that he has truly been forgiven by those he had sinned against which is a poignant experience, and that the heroine will believe in him in spite of gradually learning about his past.

I liked the way Beata's almost forgotten memory was gradually exposed and remembered, the triggers and the process of finding out the truth were quite realistic and intriguing (although the main point was foreshadowed enough to be guessed) I was happy to see Sir Elias from a previous book whose story I would also like to see written as well as the promised next book.
This book has somewhat less gore and blood and cruelty on stage than some of the previous books by the author, for which I am grateful. The protagonists' faith and prayer and striving to do God's will is clearly shown but not in an obtrusive and forced way.

I recommend this book (and the entire series) to any fans of medieval romance.
Tamara does it again! Read this book and the entire Age of Faith series-you will not be disappointed! )

Possible spoilers I absolutely loved getting to revisit Sir Durand and see how the events of the past shaped him and how he chose to respond to his remorse over prior choices. His sincere regret and desire to change rang true throughout the story. I loved the way he loved Beata so selflessly (the letter, ah the letter). I loved the glimpses into the lives of the Wulfriths (only missed more of a visit with Garr and Annyn). The forgiveness extended to him by the Wulfrith family, and his reaction to it, absolutely melted me, and showed what remarkable people these (sadly fictional) characters are. I love them all and loved everything about this story. Thank you Tamara for creating such moving stories. I love the male characters you write, how they are fiercely protective of their ladies (swoon Sir Durand, just swoon), always strong and capable, but still considerate and able to show real emotion and treat the women and children in their lives well. I also love how your female characters are strong and smart without being ridiculous or lacking in common sense like so many heroines are written to be. I love that your love interests are honest and vulnerable with each other rather than refusing to admit their emotions until the last pages of the book. You also do a marvelous job of transporting us to the time period and making me wish I could step into that slice of time for a while, outdoor plumbing and all. ) And I know I just said love a million times, but thankfully I don't write for a living and can leave better word choices to the truly talented, haha!

Thank you for your beautiful stories-I can't wait to read the next two-the excerpts were excellent!!