Pawn in Frankincense : Book Four in the Legendary Lymond Chronicles

from ValLloyd

Okay you've made it this far now the chase is on. Again I will say nothing about the plot just that this time most of the action is in Constantinople and the journey to it. Sometimes this book seem...

from Mendoza

Any novel by Dunnett must be savored - I can never just plow thru it no matter how badly I want to move the story along. And then, at the end, I want to go back a reread it. THe chess game at the e...

from Misfit

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Book #4 in the Lymond Chronicles and a definite WOW book, February 21, 2008 Pawn in Frankincense opens up shortly after the end of The Disorderly K...

from Darla

Just. Could. Not. Put. It. Down. Lump in my throat the whole time, edge of my seat. This one's a lot more personal than the previous books, with Lymond trying to rescue his son from Gabriel. Could ...

from jkdavies

This, I think, is the most breathless of all the books in this series. After the night at St Giles, Gabriel has disappeared, and Lymond in the guise of a French Ambassador starts to scour the Medit...