Netherworld

By: Kathryn Le Veque

Narrated by: Brad Wills

1197 A.D. - Smarting from the loss of his betrothed, Sir Keller de Poyer has learned not to trust women. A bear of a man with a brilliant mind, Keller is socially awkward but an accomplished knight. He is so accomplished in fact that his liege William Marshal gifts the man with lands in Wales for his meritorious service. But there is a catch - in order to secure the lands and titles, he must marry the Welsh heiress.

And so begins the journey into the Netherworld - a castle with a dark reputation and an heiress who hides her own terrible secrets. Death lives at Nether and Keller is caught in the maelstrom. Can he save his new wife from danger and betrayal before it's too late?

©2014 Kathryn Le Veque (P)2014 Kathryn Le Veque

Wonderful!

This is a fantastic story and Brad Wills is the very best. I am sure I was right there when everything went down with the characters.

Fantastic!!

Listening to the audio of this wonderful story by the great Brad Wills, was just awesome. I read it some years back but listening to it was such a treat. Kathryn Le Veque knows her genre so well and NEVER disappoints. She touches on the sensitive subject of family abuse and the effect there of. It is a heart rending tale of hurt and pain, but also of compassion and love that heals and restores and warms the heart. True to Le Veque form you can expect a beautiful epilogue which will leave you smiling and wishing for more.

Consistently Good Writer!

I have listened to many of Kathryn Le Veque's books and she always writes interesting stories that are emotionally charged. You can always count on her books to be filled with true to life dialog with believable challenges along the way. This book also has light humor to keep you smiling. The narration of Brad Wills adds emotion and excitement to this Medieval tale.

I recommend this story to those who enjoy a good story along with a sweet romance. ;-)

all the turns and twist.

I like it because it was different from the rest of the books it was rather unusual.

Very good story

This is another very good story by the author about an abused heroine and her equally abused sister. I thought the socially inept hero amazingly kind and soft hearted in spite of the continuous reference to his character as hard and unyielding. Loved the supporting characters too .. what annoyed me is the constant referencing to kicking dogs and pls do-not tell me it suits the time period because it does not.