Knight to Remember

by Maxine Douglas

A Knight lost in time. A Lady in need of a knight. A Queen as dark as black magic. A modern tale of true love and honor. In 15th Century England, The Black Knight a/k/a Sir Reynold, has fallen from grace with his childhood friend, Queen Isabel, and is in a no-win situation... Courtney Parker a 21st Century seamstress at the Bristol Renaissance Faire, has always loved the story of the mysterious Black Knight of Heartsease... Issie Cummings, the Ren Faire's potion shopkeeper, will stop at nothing to gain what escaped her centuries ago...

155 pages, Paperback

First published March 30, 2012

About the author

A widow, Maxine Douglas resides in Oklahoma, where she has rekindled her childhood love of American westerns. Between her late husband and herself, she has four children, two granddaughters, a great-granddaughter, a great-grandson, and a very affectionate grey and white Tabby named Simon. And many friends she now considers her Oklahoma family.

Maxine writes American historical, contemporary, paranormal, and cozy mysteries with romantic elements.

Award Winning Books:
RED RIVER CROSSING: Men of the Double K 2019 IDA Winner—Historical Novel
ELIZABETH: Widows of Blessings Valley 2019 IDA Finalist--Inspirational
THE MARSHAL’S BRIDE: 2017 IDA Finalist—Short Historical

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Reviews

[Edith Parzefall · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Knight to Remember surprised me on many levels - in a great way. I expected some amusing culture clashes as is so common since Catweazle entertained us. But the renaissance fair allows for a unique approach, where as many surprises await the modern day characters as well as the time-traveling knight. While there are amusing episodes, this novel is filled with tension, conflict and drama as the middle ages come alive in the 21st century. Well-written and fast-paced, Reynold and Courtney's adventures kept me turning the pages.

[bex · Rating 5 out of 5]

I don't usually read much in the romance genre, but a friend gave me this one, because she thought I'd like the horse in it. She was right. I did like the horse... and a whole lot more. It is a nice story, believable despite its unrealistic elements, and with great elements of tension to keep the "pages" turning. I also found the historical elements interesting.

A story worth reading, even if you don't usually go for romances!

[M.S. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Knight to Remember is a poignant story of a time traveling, modern gal. Jenny Peverel finds medieval England to be a rather harsh place for a spirited, independent young lady. However, she does find the Lord of the castle to be very attractive as well as bossy. Jenny does require a fair amount of correcting as she adjusts to her new time. Stephen is stern and harsh at times. Love is woven into the story; and voila, a crafty story takes shape. Amusing, smart, humorous writing mixed in with some great descriptive language make this a merry romp of a read.