Is been a long time since I don’t read a book that I enjoyed and love Is a wonderful story you cannot stop reading it. Congratulations

Such a wonderful book

My first read of Sherry Ewing’s work. I will be looking to read her other books. I highly recommend you read this story.

This is a wonderful book. I didn’t want to put it down once I got into the story. I especially liked the last part where everyone showed up for the big event and the villainess got her comeuppance.

Every girls dream to go back in time to find a Knight to love her. Wonderful story, will remember how it made me fill as I became "Kat". I could not stop reading this set of books. Thank you for the dreams.

Just loved this book. I love stories about castles. Enjoyed every minute of it.

Time travel, romance, intrigue, suspense - just enough of each to keep the pages continuously turning. You won't be able to put it down either.

For All of Ever Katherine Wakefield is fed up with men of her time. They’re rude, conceited, and just overall not gentleman; nothing like the men of old she writes about. Or dreams about. In short, none can compare to her knight in armor who comes to her at all hours of the day. The one she can see and feel his presence but cannot touch. Riorden de Deveraux, knight to King Henry II, vows there is no such thing as love after being lied to and betrayed by the one woman who he wanted to be with forever. So what accounts for his constant visions of the lady in strange clothing and how he can feel her presence; and how does he know her name? Katherine and her friends vacation in England touring all the places Katherine writes and dreams about. However, she doesn’t forsee how they affect her or how they will change her future forever. Riorden cannot escape the visions of his lady and now he’s talking to her. Wanting nothing to do with a ghost he denounces her and demands she return to where she’s from. He’s confused by his unexpected feelings when he realizes how he has hurt her. He prays her soul will find peace so she may rest in eternity. A prayer that has an outcome he’s not expecting. Realizing they are each flesh and blood transcends into a love story that had this reader breathing s deep sigh. Add in the differences between centuries, an Irish rebel, a displeased King, and travels into the unknown and you have Sherry Ewing’s exciting tale of one love and two centuries coming together. While Ms. Ewing’s story concentrates on the main characters she gives enough hints of secondary characters (without taking away from Katherine and Riorden) that this reader is anxious to see what lies ahead. Only For You Katherine de Deveraux, Countess of Warkworth, is still trying to believe her greatest dream has come true; she, a twenty-first century woman is married to a twelfth century knight. Happy beyond measure, she is thrilled (well, except for riding atop Beast) to make her way to her new home – Warkworth – carrying a very special cargo. Warned of Riorden’s memories of the place and what to expect from his stepmother Katherine thinks she is prepared. Nothing could have prepared her for Riorden’s behavior, a person on the brink of insanity or the threat to her life and that of her unborn babe. Riorden de Deveraux, Earl of Warkworth, couldn’t be happier; the woman he seems to have loved for all time is his wife and she’s expecting his babe. The only mar on his happiness – a dictate from the king demanding he return to the place of his birth and take up the mantle of his birthright; a place he vowed never to step foot into again after the lies and betrayal of the woman he thought he loved and the ultimate betrayal of a father he’d come to hate. Feeling he can overcome these feelings with Katherine by his side he’s not prepared for the length one person will go to get what they want. Things quickly spiral out of control and events separate Katherine and Riorden. As time passes Katherine makes a decision that will change their lives forever. Can Riorden arrive in time and convince her she belongs with him? A beautifully written, heart-wrenching tale by Sherry Ewing. She had this reader feeling every emotion Katherine felt; wanting to smack sense into Riorden; murder – yes murder – the source of their conflict and laughing as twelfth century men tried to make sense of twenty-first century women. This is one writer this reader is looking forward to reading more of.