All The King's Men: Knight of Pleasure, Book 2

By: Margaret Mallory

Narrated by: Derek Perkins

Lady Isobel Hume is an expert swordswoman who knows how to choose her battles. When the king asks her to wed a French nobleman to form a political alliance, she agrees. But that's before the devilishly charming Sir Stephen Carleton captures her heart-and tempts her to betray her betrothed, her king, and her country.

Sir Stephen Carleton enjoys his many female admirers-until he dedicates himself to winning the lovely Isobel. So when a threat against the king leads Isobel into mortal danger, Stephen has a chance to prove that he is more than a knight of pleasure...and that love can conquer all.

©2009 Peggy L. Brown (P)2013 Tantor

Critic reviews

"Mallory has an amazing ability for creating a riveting story, intertwining adventure and history overlaid with great depth of emotion and laced with a constantly increasing level of sensuality. Such depth and sensuality are a rare treat." ( RT Book Reviews)

All The King's Men: night of Pleasure Book 2

I'm glad that the evil knights were dealt with. I like this Narrator his voice the way it changes with the characters.

Read many of this author's books - enjoyed all!

I always am able to stay engrossed in this writer's tales. Although she takes some creative license to increase interest in the story, there is still some history woven into her work. I also like that she never slams the bedroom door in your face so there is some steam in the romantic scenes. Overall, I think she is a good writer and I am never disappointed in her publications.

Loved it!

Very good balance of story and love story. I just enjoyed it. Epilogue was informative.😁

Good original story, being 2 in the series

Riveting original character's, very strong. Love this book! Seeing the continuation from book one was phenomenal!

Enjoyable To Some Extent

I guess you would have to live during that time period to truly understand the restrictions put on women. They had no control over their life. They were at the mercy of men, and especially men with power. I did enjoy the characters and the supporting characters as well. Some parts made me ask Why? However, I enjoyed this book.