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Lion Heart
Lion Heart (Scarlet, #3)
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Robin Hood!

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Maggie
Jan 27, 2017 rated it really liked it
Shelves: underrated-gems, great-ships, good, kick-ass-heroines, historical-fiction, fairy-tale-and-other-retellings, charismatic-characters, great-reads-2017
“Sometimes it's harder to be bright when you feel the darkness inside you. Sometimes the very hardest thing is to let the pain go.”

I'm not crying. NOPE Not at all.

Shit. Maybe I'm crying! This was such an epic ending to this trilogy!

“For the longest time, no one really knew about me. I were Rob’s secret, his informant, his shadow in dark places. They didn’t see me, and I didn’t mind that they didn’t see.
But now (view spoiler), and our story isn’t a secret. I ...more
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Sandra (LadyGrey Reads)
May 31, 2015 rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
Shelves: series-finished, ebooks, 2015-2016-reads
2015 Book Awards: Best Female POV Runner-Up
Awarded to Marian
(information about this award is available on my profile)

After Lady Thief, I'm a little bit disappointed in this book, because unlike the trilogy's second book this one was far too predictable to my taste. It's still a very good book; I love the language, I love the characters, I love the overall feel of it - which is why I'm able to give it 4 stars. However, unlike the two previous books this one was a lot closer to the legends and, th ...more
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Ali Jones
Jul 30, 2015 marked it as to-read
Charon Lloyd-Roberts
Jul 24, 2015 marked it as to-read
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