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About the Book: Accompanied by two knights, both wrongly accused of
treason, Issylte, a healer who possesses magic of the forests, flees
Avalon. The trio travels to Bretagne, where Issylte heals a critically injured
wolf and obtains fiercely loyal, shapeshifting allies. While in Brocéliande,
Issylte discovers a passion with Tristan which transcends all bounds. When she
becomes the Lady of the Mirrored Lake, sworn to defend the sacred waters of the
Goddess Dana, Issylte must undertake a perilous quest to discover what
priceless object lies hidden in its murky depths. As a nascent evil emerges,
the two lovers face a diabolical trio which threatens their lives, their love,
and their kingdoms.
Our Review: An epic story populated by elves and dwarfs; knights,
both black and white; Priestesses of the Tribe of the Goddess Dana, is a study
of the author’s devotion to history as well as her talent and imagination. The
writing is fluid and descriptive, the settings lush and colorful, the
characters varied and interesting. Kudos to author Jennifer Ivy Walker
for her strength and perseverance.
On a scale of 1-5, The Lady of the
Mirrored Lake merits a 4.5.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild
Women Reviews
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About the Book:
Never again. University student Birgitte Schumacher swore off
men, after an American GI seduced her, then left Germany for good. But when she
runs into a sexy military policeman on the streets of Kaiserslautern, he just
might be her ruin.
Just one beer was Lee Klein's plan.
Yet when he sees the woman outside the pub, she’s all he wants. Birgitte’s
irresistible pull leads him into a steamy rendezvous. He hopes for more until a
conflict of interest ignites a culture clash of simmering attraction versus duty,
which threatens their affair.
Our Review: Fast
paced and fun the author immediately draws the reader into the dilemma between
Birgitte and Lee, then keeps up the pace. Using her knowledge and experience
with military policies and procedures, the dialogue is crisp and enticing. Torn
between duty and a woman he can’t seem to forget, Lee feels he has only one
alternative—while Birgitte sees only one way out: to protect her heart, she
must stay away from the handsome GI. Smart and sexy, Desire in Deutschland will
keep your attention until the very last page.
Based on a scale of 1-5, Desire
in Deutschland earns a 4.5.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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