Charming the Prince
by Teresa Medeiros

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Book Review: Be Awed
Summary: 5 Stars

Once again, The Amazon Editorial Reviews and the book description itself (as well as the reader reviewers) pretty much covered the details of this story. I'd just like to add that this book is definitely full of love and humor... I know there were couple of people here who complained that there was too much children stories and too little romance in this book. I don't agree with the lack of romance. In fact, I think it's all realistic and well balanced considering the plot and the circumstances. Perhaps there is too many children stories - oh but how I enjoyed it all. I also know that Bannor's (the hero) participation in his children's life is somehow a bit inaccurate considering the time plot. I know that in those medieval times, children are cared by wet nurses and is somewhat ignored until they are in their youths. However, I considered the book description. In the first place, those unruly children are initially the main concern... they were mentioned as the main reason for finding a bride and/or a mother for them so it won't be practical to just fade them away. It is significant for them to be part of this book, not just mentioned passingly... Since they are Bannor's concern, naturally, it is also appropriate for us to read Willow's (the heroine) involvement & relationship towards them. I don't think I'd enjoy this book as much if they weren't as involved. Teresa Medeiros also created each child with their own identity, each with character and role who contributed not only a lot of humor but spunk as well. I don't think the children stories overshadowed Bannor & Willows romance at all, instead, I believed they have actually added warmth and special meaning to their relationship. The children and their antics are the spices to this delectable couple. Bannor & Willow, both different yet perfect for each other. I admire both their patience (to the children & even to each other).

NOTE: IF you don't like children, then this book is probably not for you.

Love is everywhere in this book, from the children to the H/H and even to the secondary characters. To name a few of my favorite: Hollis (Banner's Steward), Bea (Willow's younger stepsis), Fiona (nursemaid) and even Netta ... have their short side stories that is linked to the H/H. This book is thoroughly well designed. Totally Unique. I guarantee hours of entertainment while reading this book. Sigh, cry, smirk, chuckle and LAUGH OUT LOUD or simple BE AWED.

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