The Splendid Hour

The Executioner Knights, Book 7

By: Kathryn Le Veque

Narrated by: Brian J. Gill

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It’s Christopher de Lohr’s bastard son, Peter, in a tale that could change the stars of the House of de Lohr forever….

When religion and politics don’t meet, it’s an explosion that could tear the Executioner Knights–and England–apart forever….

Peter de Lohr is the illegitimate son of the greatest knight in the realm, though he has been accepted by his father. Not only accepted–embraced. Peter is well-loved by everyone, an enormous and powerful knight in the image of his famous sire. He is also an Executioner Knight, and one of the very best. A great marriage is expected of him, it is presumed, to the daughter of a high-placed warlord.

Until he meets Liora bat Thad.

Petite, raven-haired, and blue-eyed, Liora is the exquisite and glamorous daughter of a very prosperous goldsmith. She is also a Jewess, her father being a jeweler to the king. It is a time of great prosperity for the Jews of London, with King John being surprisingly fair to them, far more equitable than to some of his own barons. When Peter sees Liora, all other women–and quite possibly his plans for the future–cease to exist. But that comes at a price. The high-placed warlord and his daughter will not go quietly and they certainly will not relinquish a prize like Peter de Lohr to a woman of lesser social status. So begins a plot to separate Peter from Liora, a sinister plan that will threaten the House of de Lohr and the Executioner Knights…and everything they believe in.

One that puts Peter right in the line of fire.

Will two cultures, and two religions, and a royal order keep Peter and Liora apart? Or will their love find a way?

Watch the Executioner Knights take sides in this delicious–and unusual–love story.

©2021 Kathryn Le Veque (P)2022 Kathryn Le Veque

Outstanding !!

Great story line, wonderful outcome for most. Loved the continuation of the Knights we have heard about throughout.

Another home run by KLV

I don't know how she does it, but KLV knows how to create medieval romance stories that are absolutely riveting. This one was different from all of her previous stories. It centers around the youngest executioner knight and his romantic hurdles involving religion. At first I didn't think that I would like this particular story. I was concerned that it would be too "preachy." Well, it was not, at all. I actually learned some things, especially concerning medieval laws and practices relating to marriages between persons of different religions. This story contained the author's signature wars, adventure, and nail-biting scenes. There were some humorous scenes, and some scenes that made me want to jump in the story and give the beat-down to some of the characters. I enjoyed listening to this Audible. Brian Gill was, as always, an excellent narrator. I give an all-around 5 Stars to this book.

The splendid hour

Don't forget during the time after Jesus when he told the disciples to go in all the world and preach the gospel that more then five thousand Jews became Christians (Really lover's of Christ because man made up the word Christianity not God).

I can’t wait for the next book

I’m so hooked on all of Kathryn LeVeque’s books I have keep reading them over and over again until the next book comes out