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My Warrior (Knights of de Ware) [Mass Market Paperback]

Glynnis Campbell (Author)
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  • Mass Market Paperback: 320 pages
  • Publisher: Jove Books (Oct 2001)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0515131539
  • ISBN-13: 978-0515131536
  • Product Dimensions: 17.2 x 10.6 x 2.4 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars What a warrior! 21 May 2003
By "tafodali"
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What a hero! Holden de Ware is a giant of a man, unsurpassed as a knight. He has taken all his childhood tales of heroic knightly deeds and made them into reality. Scornful of love Holden accepts a soldier’s task in the far north of Edward’s Kingdom. Supported by his gentler more philosophical brother, Garth, the Wolf of de Ware searches for a traitor to the King. The Wolf finds himself in battle with Cambria, the Gavin, a lady loyal to her clan at the sacrifice of her own happiness. Her demeanour is one of a warrior but her skill is puny beside that of Holden the Wolf. As the tale unfolds it is Cambria that softens the hard Knight’s heart and enables him to find his true courage. The hero is unforgettable, the dialogue witty and the love scenes are sensual and passionate. The second in a trilogy it is advisable to read My Champion and meet the memorable Duncan de Ware who reappears with his wife Linnet in My Warrior and again in the third book My Hero. I shall be keeping these on my shelf.
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4.0 out of 5 stars My Warrior 22 April 2004
By "juliepgregory7"
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I could not put this book down this is my first glynnis Campbell book butcertainly won't be my last
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5.0 out of 5 stars my warrior - an adventure of the heart! 3 Oct 2001
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Cambria Gavin is a proud Scot and the only child of Laird Angus Gavin. She grew up with a sword in her hand, a bow and arrow she can shoot straighter than any knight and chain mail for her code of dress. She doesn't know, or care, how beautiful she is. She cares only for ber beloved Scotland, Blackhaugh Castle, the Gavin land and the Scottish way of life. Laird Angus knows the only way to ensure their future is with the support of the English army. He agrees to meet with one of Kind Edward's knights, Lord Holden de Ware, a man known to be just and honorable and trustworthy. Bah! Cambria believes no Enlishman can be trusted!

There is much jealousy and treachery going on inside the castles walls. Blackhaugh is crumbling and Holden de Ware cannot believe the strength and courage of this Scottish sprite. Cambria is brave and breathtakingly beautiful. She is also strong, stubborn and opinionated; the perfect woman for him! Winning her heart feels more glorious than any victory he's ever won on the battlefield. Holden has been conquered; the mighty warrior has fallan and is a willing prisoner of her heart. For the first time in Cambria's life she feels like a woman. In Holden she sees a mighty warrior, a protector and the promise of a future. They love each other beyond reason, beyond understanding and more than life itself. This love is tested many times over. They are captivating.

If you like castles and kings and knights in shining armor, whose legs turn to mush when they fall in love, don't miss this truly marvelous adventure of the heart. Ms. Campbell has gifted us with a wonderful sequel to MY CHAMPION, de Ware brother #1's adventurous tale. One can only hope that de Ware brother #3 has his own story in the near future. Rare treasure, these brothers three; gifts for your heart. Don't miss them.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A superb historical romance 3 Oct 2001
By Harriet Klausner - Published on Amazon.com
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In 1333, King Edward assigns a difficult task to one of his most trusted warriors. Holden de Ware must forge an alliance with the Scottish border clan Gavin. Holden and Angus Gavin work out an agreement, but a jealous lieutenant Sir Roger Fitzroi thinks otherwise and murders a stunned Angus. This devilish act leaves his daughter Cambria as chieftain.

Cambria hates Holden for his betrayal of the pact with her father and wants him dead in an eye for an eye belief that he killed her beloved sire. Cambria, a remarkable swordswoman, vows vengeance, but Holden tries his best to stop her from arousing more ire and spilling unnecessary blood. Though she detests him, Cambria and Holden fall in love, but treachery still lingers as Roger plans to eliminate what he perceives as his obstacle for Edward's blessing, de Ware.

MY WARRIOR, the latest de Ware tale (see MY CHAMPION), is an exciting medieval romance starring two enticing lead charcaters. Though the story line adheres strictly to the typical sub-genre basic theme, fans will enjoy this novel because Holden and Cambria are a delightful duo struggling with betrayal, mistrust, and love. Glynnis Campbell entertains her audience with this exciting fourteenth century novel.

Harriet Klausner

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars All's Fair in Love and War 11 Dec 2012
By Uvi Poznansky - Published on Amazon.com
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Having an impulsive female lead, such as Cambria in this story, is a sure way to let you know this story is going to have its unforeseen twists and turns. In the normal run of historical romance books, the damsel is usually in distress. Not so here, which makes for a playful and refreshing experience.

Being a bit impulsive myself, I started the trilogy not on its first book, My Hero, but on the second, My Warrior. Why did I do that? Because I figured that if the writing was any good, you can go in any order, visit each one of the three brothers and see their world, experience their adventures out of the prescribed order. I was not disappointed.

This book presents the second brother, Holden de Ware, whose heartbeat quickens upon meeting Cambria. She sparks love in him, and furthermore, she becomes a challenge which brings to mind the Taming of the Shrew: Without the hand of a mother to guide her, Cambria is wild and spontaneous. She hates him, she loves him. When her father dies, she becomes the chieftain in his stead, facing a Scotland divided by war. It falls to Holden, appointed by King Edward to represent England, to try and negotiate peace amidst treacheries and mistrust.

So the challenge is on the political level as well as the personal one, it is a challenge in love and war. A note about the cover art, where amidst the shadows you can catch a glimpse of Holden in his shining armor. He is holding his helmet, which is adorned with a fancy feather, and seems to be biding his time, waiting for someone. Perhaps for Cambria. I enjoy the fact he is standing with his back to me, so that I am waiting for him to turn around. It is the moment before action...

Five stars.
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