House of Niccolo The Spring of the RAM, Book 2, (Paperback)

from SeriousGrace

The Spring of the Ram is book two in the House of Niccolo series. Judith Wilt, in her introduction recaps the first book, Niccolo Rising to orient those who have missed out. When we rejoin Nicholas de Fleury he is now nineteen years old and married to the owner of the dye shop for which he had ap...

from stuart10er

My experience with this novel was like basically every other Dunnett novel I have read. That is I start to read it and get hopelessly bogged down in the details and all of the other setup work that she does. I plod along day after day after week after month unless something clicks. Usually about ...

from devilish2

An amazingly researched novel, and beautifully descriptive. I occasionally get lost as to the motivations and thoughts of the characters, but it is a small price to pay. I like that you never quite know what is going to happen, and I love the quirkiness of the characters.

from jkdavies

Well! After the boyish rough and tumble of Niccolò Rising, we see Claus become Nicholas, a more sober young man, but still with the habit of utterly ruining people who get in his way. This time, as he is manoeuvred into a trip to Trebizond, Pagano Dorian, a spurious sea prince appears to be cross...

from jkdavies

Well! After the boyish rough and tumble of Niccolò Rising, we see Claus become Nicholas, a more sober young man, but still with the habit of utterly ruining people who get in his way. This time, as he is manoeuvred into a trip to Trebizond, Pagano Dorian, a spurious sea prince appears to be cross...