Out of all of the inspiring romances that I have both read and review this year I have to confess that THE KNIGHT'S BRIDE is my absolute favorite. I would have never guessed that any author(s) would have been capable of combining the medieval period with that of inspiring romances, but I was wrong. Honestly I am glad that I was wrong because otherwise I may not have discovered this wonderful read.

I have always been a fan of the medieval era. I have devoured books both romance and otherwise that have featured the period as the backdrop within the plot. This book was stunning wonderful with its vibrant stories of knights falling in love and I could not have been happier by the stories. I have no favorites within the collection because each story was simply outstanding and true within romance.

Although I have included this time and time again within my previous reviews I have to state once again to read inspiring romances. You do not have to be religious in order to fall in love with these stories. The romances are beautifully written and the stories I promise will continue with you for years to come.

The Knight's Bride: Chivalry Lives in 6 stories from the Middle Ages is a fabulous collection. This collection includes:
Where Angels Camp - by Dianne Christner - A Legend of Mercy - by Pamela Griffin - The Stranger’s Kiss - by Yvonne Lehman - A Kingdom Divided - by Tracie Peterson - Alas, My Love - by Tracie Peterson - A Child of Promise - by Jill Stergl - This book introduced me to 5 new to me authors and I look forward to more by them. I, especially loved Tracie Peterson's addition to this collection and will definitely be adding her books to my wish list.
A new favorite collection!
5 plus stars.

I cannot endorse this collection of books enough. I have read many Christian fiction and grow frustrated with immature and shallow faiths, that these stories were refreshing to my soul and a delight to read. Well written and encouraging. This collection is well worth the effort!

A great combo of Scottish tales---sure to appeal to fans of Highlander and Outlanderesque tales.

Great stories from great authors. I love books from this time period and this one is no exception

I was unable to read this book before it was archived

Take a step back in time....way back in time....with these six romantic novellas. The five authors: Tracie Peterson (she writes two of the novellas which are linked together as Alas, My Love is a sequel to A Kingdom Divided), Dianne Christner (Where Angels Camp), Pamela Griffin (A Legend of Mercy), Yvonne Lehman (The Stranger's Kiss), and Jill Stengl (A Child of Promise). While this collection promises novellas set in the Middle Ages, Tracie Peterson's two novellas and Pamela Griffin's are the only two in the collection which are actually set in the Middle Ages. Each of the novellas has been published previously so some readers may recognize them or find them vaguely familiar.
These novellas are a quick read and one can read them separately and stop and come back to them later or read the entire collection in one setting. They are strictly romance and I actually prefer romances that include mystery or suspense. I do like novellas because I enjoy finishing the stories quickly at times...they are very relaxing and nice stress relievers. Faith and hope are woven into each story, making them very uplifting to read.
I am giving this collection a rating of 4 stars and recommend it to readers of romance and Christian fiction.
I received an ebook of this novella collection from netgalley and Barbour Publishing in exchange for my honest review. All opinions expressed are my own.