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Forbidden (Forbidden #1)

by Christina Phillips (Goodreads Author)

4.12 of 5 stars 4.12 · rating details · 60 ratings · 22 reviews

First in a new erotic historical series of magical heroines and sexy warriors.

Carys knew from the moment she first spied on Maximus in his naked barbarian glory that he was a dangerous Roman centurion-his taut, battle-scarred flesh marking him as a fearless warrior. But her desire for him was as undeniable as it was illicit.

Charged by his emperor to eliminate a clan of...more

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Published September 7th 2010 by Berkley Trade (first published July 29th 2010)

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Sep 29, 2010 Shawna rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of erotic historical romance, star-crossed lovers theme, & movie "King Arthur"

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3 ½ stars – Erotic Historical Romance

The premise of “forbidden” love between a Roman centurion who’s charged with leading the fight to eliminate enemy tribes in Britain and the princess of a powerful Druid clan who’s gifted with magic seemed like a unique concept for an erotic romance. And I thought it sounded a little bit like the movie King Arthur with Clive Owen and Keira Knightley, which I loved.

It started off really good, and the star-crossed love affair between battle scarred warrior Maxi...more

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Nov 18, 2010 Cynthia (aka Artemis) rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Historical Romance Readers, must like Druids and magic

Shelves: erotic-romance, historical-romance, romans, magic, druids

A nice change of pace from the usual historical romance offerings: A Roman Centurion, Maximus, and a Druid Princess, Carys. Two lovers caught on opposite sides of a war. What a delicious set up for a romance!

And what opposites they are. Carys - A Druid Princess from a matriarchal line. A cultural that holds women in high esteem, honors their Goddesses above all, doesn’t believe they need a man’s permission. Maximus - Roman, alpha, protective, possessive, sees women as property, patriarchal. It’s...more

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Jun 02, 2012 Jo-Anne rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is such a great book. A Roman centurion and Celtic princess in the time of Rome's occupation makes for fantastic reading. Their two worlds have collided and instead of hating each other they fall in love. Add an evil Druid hell bent on destroying everything they both love and the magic of the Goddesses and you've got yourself one enchanting read. I'm so in love with Carys and Tiberius Valerius Maximus. They are such a well matched couple. Their chemistry is vibrant, intense and scorches the...more

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Aug 27, 2011 Lisa Jo rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical, paranormal, physical-collection

If you are looking for a light and fluffy romance, Forbidden is not the novel your looking for. Be prepared for a strong story of passion and adventure as two worlds collide. Caught in the middle are two lovers, on opposing sides, forced to either fight against each other or fight for the chance to stay together.

Carys knows it’s forbidden for her to spy on the gorgeous Roman soldier as he bathes beneath the waterfall near her home, but she can’t help herself. She finds herself drawn to him and s...more If you are looking for a light and fluffy romance, Forbidden is not the novel your looking for. Be prepared for a strong story of passion and adventure as two worlds collide. Caught in the middle are two lovers, on opposing sides, forced to either fight against each other or fight for the chance to stay together.

Carys knows it’s forbidden for her to spy on the gorgeous Roman soldier as he bathes beneath the waterfall near her home, but she can’t help herself. She finds herself drawn to him and spends her time dreaming of a day when they can be together, a day she knows will never arrive. When her dream soldier discovers her one day in the forest, she is taken unawares by the mutual attraction they share. Maximus, the Roman soldier she has been spying on, thinks Carys is the most beautiful creature he has ever met. Immediately, he desires her as he has never desired another. While he struggles desperately to make Carys his mistress, she is adamant that she will never be claimed or submit to another. Still, their passion cannot be denied.

Both submit to this secret affair knowing they can never truly be together. Carys is a Druid Princess, her people forced to seclude themselves deep in the forest, because Roman forces have overtaken their lands. Carys hides her identity from Maximus fearing he would hate her and banish her forever if he knew what she really was. As the two become deeply involved, outside forces begin to work against them. Another Druid, and Carys’ former lover, will destroy anyone who tries to take her away from him. As if that isn’t enough, both Druids and Romans are bracing for battle. A battle that Maximus and Carys knows will tear them apart forever.

Carys is an interesting heroine. She wants a future so badly with Maximus, she somewhat tunes out the forces of the outside world. She is desperate to have a physical relationship with Maximus and will disobey anyone to do that, but any chance at a future together she deems impossible. She is strong, bold and courageous, but she is also a woman who simply wants her man. She can sometimes be a bit misguided, and the few moments she shows any weakness, you can become terribly frustrated with her. Ultimately though, she knows what she wants and fights relentlessly to have it. Her culture and beliefs as a Druid Princess were somewhat hard to understand and follow, but she cannot deny the harsh reality; her lover Maximus is a Roman soldier and her sworn enemy.

Maximus is everything you expect from a Roman soldier. His emotions are heavily guarded, his will is iron clad and he takes great pride in the cause he fights for and his country. Still, his relationship with Carys shows he is not completely like every other soldier. He understands honor and duty, but you can see he doesn’t always agree with the acts of his country and his countrymen. The fact that his obligations to his country are interfering with his relationship with Carys instills some serious doubts in his mind.

The story is about an attraction of the most impossible kind. It’s not a sweet fluffy love story, if that’s what you’re looking for. Their relationship starts out with an uncontrollable passion, rather than emotional feelings or bonds. They are both warriors in their own way and they must work their way to a deeper, more emotional attachment. Their most common bond is that they are both outsiders of their respective groups. Simply two people who form a connection amongst a world of death and destruction.

Forbidden is a great entertaining read with plenty of action and passion. It is a story with themes concerning freedom, duty, prejudice, betrayal and power which all make for a fascinating tale. Yet it is still a sexy and erotic novel with compelling and driven characters. Be prepared to be taken on an exciting ride to a time and place of warring cultures and the two lovers determined to hold on to their forbidden romance against all odds.

Overall Rating: 3/5
Heat Level: 5/5

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May 09, 2011 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Review: During the time of Rome’s powerful rule, the emperor sends his army into a land ruled by Druids and into a battle of magic, lust, and greed in which two unlikely lovers become entwined in a romance that crosses boundaries. Cary’s unashamedly watches the breath taking Roman as he baths never believing she would get caught watching him bath. Her attraction to him is wrong because he is an enemy of her people and she is their princess. Maximus captures his little voyeur and in the process h...more

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Aug 31, 2010 Bookaholics rated it 5 of 5 stars

Forbidden by Christina Phillips
Historical Romance-Sept 7th 2010
5 stars

Forbidden is an amazingly sensual and taunt historical that enthralled this reader. Set in the rough and untamed Roman times it made me want a brawny Roman centurion of my own!

Carys is a healer and a Celt Princess destined for great things. But Carys is playing with fire when she is caught spying on the ruggedly handsome and sexy Roman centurion Maximus taking his bath. When Maximus sees Carys he is mesmerized by her beaut...more Forbidden by Christina Phillips
Historical Romance-Sept 7th 2010
5 stars

Forbidden is an amazingly sensual and taunt historical that enthralled this reader. Set in the rough and untamed Roman times it made me want a brawny Roman centurion of my own!

Carys is a healer and a Celt Princess destined for great things. But Carys is playing with fire when she is caught spying on the ruggedly handsome and sexy Roman centurion Maximus taking his bath. When Maximus sees Carys he is mesmerized by her beauty and feels the instant and burning attraction between them. (The immediate scene between them is scorching HOT!) But complications arise because as a Roman is it is his duty to overpower and enslave the Celts.

Carys knows wanting the Roman is wrong but she is caught by her elicit desires for his toned body. She has never wanted a man more. But revealing herself to the enemy can only cause heart break and betray her people.

Their star crossed love is also complicated by a jealous and manipulative High Druid named Aeron. Whose craving for Carys body and greed for power threatens to disrupt their fragile love and the Celt's way of life.

At first Maximus doesn't understand his burning need to possess Carys and asks her for 'use of her body' in exchange for his protection as a leader in the Roman army. But as he grows to care for her he begins to questions the Romans way of life. Their plundering and treatment of people they conquer. He especially questions the treatment of the women they view as prizes.

This book was gritty and primal. I felt I was in the Romans times and I loved it! Maximus is pure, raw male and too sexy for words. I could understand by Carys was enthralled with him and wanted him despite him being her enemy. I am also a sucker for star crossed lovers and a really evil villain. It made this book very thrilling as I hoped Maximus and Carys would be able to evade Aeron’s nefarious plans and end up happily together.

This book was scorching. I would love to read another book by this author set in the same time. There is something about the Roman era that makes the characters and sex more earthy, sensual and untamed. This is a book that anyone who loves erotic romance and a little’ wilder’ historical will definitely want more of!

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Sep 07, 2010 Has rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I was really drawn to this book when I first read that it was set during the Roman conquest of Britain, and I am always on the lookout - and a fan – for unusual settings and premises for historical romances. I am also a fan for romances that feature a hero and heroine on opposing sides which Forbidden uses as a backdrop, so when I had read the first couple of pages, I was instantly hooked!
Whilst her land has been conquered by the Romans, Carys, a powerful druidess, is being pressured to stop car...more I was really drawn to this book when I first read that it was set during the Roman conquest of Britain, and I am always on the lookout - and a fan – for unusual settings and premises for historical romances. I am also a fan for romances that feature a hero and heroine on opposing sides which Forbidden uses as a backdrop, so when I had read the first couple of pages, I was instantly hooked!
Whilst her land has been conquered by the Romans, Carys, a powerful druidess, is being pressured to stop caring for her patients by her head druid, and she is struggling to fulfil her duties as a healer to the people she serves. However, she soon finds herself being fascinated by a Roman soldier, Maximus, who is second in command of the Legion stationed close to where she lives. When Carys sees him regularly bathing near where she works, she finds herself spying on him to catch a glimpse of the man she soon yearns for, but is unable to act on her attraction. But when Maximus discovers her, and realises that she is related to the rebel Druid clans, he also can’t help his growing attraction, and both find themselves drawn to each other first sexually, and then emotionally.
Forbidden is a refreshing take of a tale of prohibited love between two people who are sworn enemies. Unlike most books with this premise, the taboo of loving an enemy did not feel forced – or the fact that the characters spent a lot of time blaming and angsting with each other about their opposing backgrounds.
Within their first meeting, Carys’ and Maximus’ romantic and sexual tension is palpable. If their relationship was like the mercury in a thermometer, it would have blown it apart! The sexy elements of the book did not overpower the plot or the characterisation, but added to their love story. The real heart of the book is the emotional elements between them, and I really liked how that was played out throughout the book. Although the well written love scenes added a sensual layer of heat and passion, and *fans self*, I will never think of Roman Baths the same way again.
Carys is a strong and independent women and it was really interesting to see how she interacted with Maximus about her status as an independent woman in her own right, while he was more accustomed to submissive women from his own culture. What I really liked – which really fleshed out their romance – was the fact that Maximus gave her the space and did not try to overpower, or dominate her. He respected her culture, but he also didn’t lose his own Roman sensibilities. But as well as facing their inner conflict about their different cultural backgrounds and stance about the war, Carys faces exile or even worse from her own people if they discovered her relationship with Maximus.
This then leads to the mystical and magical elements of the book, such as the Druids way of life, and their Gods and Goddesses influences on the Druids lives and the people around them. I loved this aspect of the book! It was so detailed and well thought out and I could tell that Christina Phillips paid attention to detail about the beliefs of the Druids, but with her own take. I have to state, though, that I found it ironic that her former lover, the head druid, Aeron, was more domineering and oppressive than the Roman’s rules were to Carys’ duties, but there is a good reason why this is the case.
Forbidden is a solid historical romance with fleshed out characters against a setting that is not commonly explored in this genre. Because of this I found it was refreshing, passionate and imaginative. Although Maximus and Carys were on opposing sides, there was no forced angst or obstacles that made the book feel forced or melodramatic. And with a strong focus on the romance and relationship against a magical and mystical setting, you can’t go wrong with picking up Forbidden. If you have a hankering for a really passionate romance that is magical within the romance – as well as with the tone and atmosphere of the book – Forbidden is the book for you.(less)

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Feb 16, 2013 Lindsay rated it 3 of 5 stars

Interesting and unusual setting, of lovers torn between warring cultures. This book could have easily been dark and twisty, but it really didn't go that way. Phillips' writing has a hazy, almost ethereal quality that worked given the inclusion of Carys as Celtic, matrilineal Druid princess. Carys was likeable and assertive. Maximus, as a Roman conqueror could have easily just kidnapped her in the first scene, but he doesn't. All of this was refreshing and appreciated. (Same goes for the lack of...more

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Oct 24, 2011 Bron rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is a passionate novel set during the Roman occupation of the UK. Named Forbidden because (of course), it is the story of love between a Roman officer and a beautiful druid.

Carys, the druid, had first seen the gorgeous centurion bathing, and as it was his habit to go to the stream and bathe in privacy, she would often hide in the trees and watch him. Until one day he catches her, and is immediately drawn to the mysterious and beautiful Celt. As the druids have created trouble for the Romans...more

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Nov 07, 2010 Katie(babs) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Carys and her people, the druids, are in hiding from the Roman barbarians that have taken over their land. As a healer and princess, Carys wants to care for those that are sick, but if she is caught by a Roman soldier, she fears being attacked and raped. She prays to her goddess for answers, but hears nothing in return. She is walking a dangerous line when she watches a Roman bathing near a waterfall. She is strangely attracted to him and fantasies about becoming his lover. When the Roman spots...more Carys and her people, the druids, are in hiding from the Roman barbarians that have taken over their land. As a healer and princess, Carys wants to care for those that are sick, but if she is caught by a Roman soldier, she fears being attacked and raped. She prays to her goddess for answers, but hears nothing in return. She is walking a dangerous line when she watches a Roman bathing near a waterfall. She is strangely attracted to him and fantasies about becoming his lover. When the Roman spots her, she doesn't run in fear, but welcomes his touch.

Tiberius Valerius Maximus is one of the Roman centurions who has invaded this land and practically enslaved the people there. When Maximus spots Carys spying on him, he is both curious and aroused. He won't force himself on Carys as so many of his counterparts do. Instead, he will court her with respect and kind words until she will only want him and no other.

Carys knows that being with Maximus is dangerous. Her one time lover and the high priest, Aeron, is obsessed with having her for his own and uses magic and the power of the gods to show him how to make her love him. But Carys has never loved Aeron, or even enjoyed sex with him, because of his selfishness and greed. She turns to Maximus for fulfillment although she knows they can never have a future together. Soon Maximus will go back to Rome and most likely marry. And since Carys refuses to leave her suffering people, she will stay behind.

As Carys and Maximus's passion for one another continues to grow, Aeron becomes even more unstable and has a plan to not only kill Maximus but make Carys pay for refusing him.

Forbidden is a passionate tale about enemies who become lovers. Maximus is the type to take what he wants, but even though he is a hardened soldier, he is still merciful and simply longs for peace. He finds this peace with Carys, who is insightful to his needs, as well as her own. Carys is very spiritual in her search for advice and choosing the correct path to take. She soon realizes that all that matters is being with Maximus and even defies the gods to be with him.

The setting is rich with mysticism, ancient customs and sensual love scenes between Carys and Maximum where a Roman bath is put to good use. Aeron is a nasty piece of work who has no redeeming qualities and is one of the many obstacles facing Carys and Maximum.

Christina Phillips has a nice way with words and setting up a story. Her love scenes have just the right amount of heat and should appeal to those readers who like a little more spice and passion. Forbidden was an enjoyable read by an author who can really tap into the emotions of her characters and the world around them. For a solid reading experience, I would recommend Forbidden.(less)

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Sep 22, 2010 Mandi Schreiner rated it 3 of 5 stars

Favorite Quote: Gods, if he didn’t get relief soon, his balls would explode.

Carys, a powerful Druid can’t help herself as she watches a very sexy Roman centurion, her enemy, bathe in a waterfall. She is mesmerized by him, although she she thinks she is being sly hiding, he discovers her watching. It is lust at first sight for both of them, but their lust is complicated. They come from opposing sides – both trying to decimate the other. If she were to become enslaved by the Romans, bloodshed of a...more Favorite Quote: Gods, if he didn’t get relief soon, his balls would explode.

Carys, a powerful Druid can’t help herself as she watches a very sexy Roman centurion, her enemy, bathe in a waterfall. She is mesmerized by him, although she she thinks she is being sly hiding, he discovers her watching. It is lust at first sight for both of them, but their lust is complicated. They come from opposing sides – both trying to decimate the other. If she were to become enslaved by the Romans, bloodshed of an extreme magnitude would erupt. But they cannot deny the other and they will soon discover there is a greater evil that lurks out in the beyond, waiting to destroy them all.

What really drew me to Forbidden is the cover. I think it is beautiful, but it also deceived me. This is a Berkley Heat book, and I should have expected erotic sex to be a big part of it – but the pretty, unique, modest cover made me forgot about the “heat” part. So when I read the first few pages of the book, and the hero is bathing in a waterfall as the heroine secretly watches and rubs her boobies on a tree to get off, I was a little taken aback. In fact, the first quarter of the book is all about the hero with his balls about to explode, and an engorged shaft that makes it difficult to walk. It was a little excessive, although damn sexy. However, the hormones do calm down a bit and after I finished the book, I can look back and enjoy the explicit beginning much more.

Christina Phillips gives us quite a fun, adventurous story that I really ended up enjoying. Maximus is described as barbaric by his enemies, but it is actually a pretty accurate term. Maybe I should say he is a “barbaric gentleman.” He has the “she is mine forever” attitude pretty much from the moment he spies Carys, and it takes a lot for him to let her go at the beginning – but he does act with honor. Carys is no virgin and wants at her Roman. I enjoyed her as a heroine – she is not shy in telling him what she wants, and although their people are enemies, and they have a lot riding against them, their love story is pretty straight forward and mature.

Carys has to hide the fact that she is a druid from him, and for as smart as Maximus claims to be, I thought he might have figured it out sooner than he did. There are some big clues he conveniently doesn’t pursue for a good part of the story. I also thought a bigger confrontation between the two of them when he did discover what she truly is should have played out in a more dramatic fashion.

There is an excellent villain in this book, one that you will love to hate. Also, the supporting characters, in particular Maximus’ friend, is set up well and I really want his story, which comes out in the sequel.

Forbidden starts with a bang – literally. Then calms down and there is a nice plot, and still quite steamy action. Christina Phillips has a nice voice and I look forward to more from her.

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Oct 24, 2012 Jenny Schwartz rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: authors-i-know, fantasy, romance

The writing sizzles, but Christina Phillips' real gift to readers is characters with heart and passion. As desperately impossible as Carys and Maximus' love seems, you believe that they have the courage to create a new, shared future. That's the magic -- and the hope -- of romance, and "Forbidden" delivers it.

A wonderful, emotional and sexy read.

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Feb 03, 2011 Michelle Diener rated it 5 of 5 stars

I don't often read erotic romance, but this book is an amazing blend of well-researched history and forbidden love. Absolutely could not put it down, and I am looking forward to reading the next book in the series.

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Nov 04, 2010 Donna Jo Atwood added it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010-fall-challenge, erotica, england-fiction

It's been a long time since I've read any erotic--I may be getting too old for it, as it just made me tired.

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Apr 22, 2013 Michel Reinhard rated it 5 of 5 stars

Loved the different era in erotica historical romance.....very good read!

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Sep 06, 2010 Lynette rated it 4 of 5 stars

Interesting story. Great setting. Full review coming soon!

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Jul 31, 2011 Tara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Amazing! If I could give it more that 5 stars I would!

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Jul 26, 2012 Lucinda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another bodice ripping page turner.

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Oct 21, 2011 Helen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed this book going back to Roman times was great a real page turner

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Jul 12, 2010 Amanda Ashby rated it 5 of 5 stars

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Nov 04, 2011 Erin Grace rated it 5 of 5 stars

A scorching, breath-taking read! If you want something sexy, fresh and original that will capture your imagination as well as your heart, I highly recommend 'Forbidden'!

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Nov 20, 2011 Kirsten Brown rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: alpha-male, historical, romans

I Love this book. This reminded me a lot of Anya Seton's Mistletoe and Sword as it was very much about Romans and Druid and a forbidden live between the two. What I did prefer about this was that the Roman way of life was much more brutal, without being overly so.

A great read which is being added to my Favorite's!!!!

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