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Snow in July is a great historical paranormal.

Alain is a Knight forced into marriage by the Norman King, who has just won the Saxon thrown.

Instead of going to introduce himself to the family, Alain, together with his best friend decide to go undercover as different characters which in itself leads to a the development of a complex situation.

On top of this they have to deal with a kidnapping of the intended bride, unexplained paranormal events and medical challenges that can only have plagued medieval times.

I enjoyed the story very much. What kept the pages turning for me were the unexpected tragedies and escapades which led the good guys on interesting quests in their intent to overcome evil.

I felt that this gave credence to the slow development of the love story between Alain and Kendra.

tI did have some areas which I thought just did not sit well enough to make this an exceptional book despite the engrossing storyline and unpredictable plot.

I did not understand the amount of time they took dilly dallying on the mountain fort where Kendra was being held when they were supposed to be on a rescue mission.

I also had a bit of a problem with the references to male on male sexual references, but that’s just me…. when there is a possibility of a rape scene in a male prison on TV, I am the type that quickly changes he channel. So under normal circumstances, I would have thought twice and maybe three times about picking the book on that point alone. It's just a little hangup I have because I don’t want the imagery in my head when I’m reading for leisure…no thank you ma’am.

But if you can look past that, I believe you are in for a great reading experience. These two point you might think make the book deserving of a 3 or 3.5 rating and under normal circumstances, I would agree, but I feel the overall story is too good and interesting to justify that range so I give it 4 stars.

I was given this book in exchange for an honest review.