The Silent Songbird

from juniperSun

A romance-genre for teens, thinly veiled as historical fiction, with a Christian focus. Evangeline's thoughts and attitude were entirely modern, there was no attempt to portray people as they were in the 1300's. Historic veil: we are told the appropriate clothing, and there is mention of the peas...

from Sneezybee23

Evangeline's privileged life as the ward of her cousin, King Richard II, sometimes feels more suffocating than blessed. When the king awards her in marriage to his most trusted adviser, Lord Shiveley, Evangeline's desperation peaks and she escapes the night before her nuptials. Disguising herself...

from

Good book. This was a good book. However, it's just not my favorite. I didn't feel much of anything for anyone. I like to cheer for the hero/heroine and wonder how they will get from point a to point b. The set-up of the story was okay but I just didn't see much in terms of character development.

from Lindz2012

The Silent Songbird is a story about a heroine that wants to something all people want. It takes place in either 1700 or 1800 England. It mostly about the King's warden. Will she find what wants in life? She knows her duty, but she does not want to marry someone she does not love. Evangeline know...

from sennebec

I bought this on impulse after reading the first chapter. So glad I did as it's a very satisfying medieval romance with depth in both characters and plot. I'm now interested in reading more by the author.