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Abdel Benaz abdel1985 — Curran is a young guardsman of a estranged duke. His dreams to be a loyal warrior to a noble sire are becomed pay duty to his lady wife. And then, in the castle, his love for men can't find a place. So one night he goes out, in the forest, and he meets Tanis, the hunt master, and to his delight, he finds that also Tanis desires a male companion. But after one blissful encounter, the duke returns home and ask Curran to serve him, as cavalier and lover. But the duke of his dreams are far from to be this weak and codard man, and in his dreams another man takes his place: Tanis. Curran is young and naivee, with all the world to discover. He is loyal and sincere, but his heart commands him to serve another sire, the sire of his love. Tanis is older and aging, and has no faith to find the real love; he is wounded, in body and soul, and can't possibly believe that an handsome man like Curran can love him. Tanis is a beautiful character, the classical strong men outside with a tender heart inside. And Curran instead has an heart of a lion and he is carefree like all the young people blinded by love. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000R93E0C/?...

Doppy Catur doppy — Keep in mind, I apparently read the "short version". I didn't know that there were two different lengths until after I read it, and I plan on reading the longer version later on. Until then though, this book is amazing. Like other classic french novels I've read, it's a slow start. But once you get to a certain place, you just want to know more and more and more and more...you get the picture. The characters were surprisingly interesting. When I hear that a story is "a classic tale of insert genre", I don't expect too much in the way of characterization (unless that's part of the description). However, I got into these characters and their struggles. I really wanted the good guys to survive and win, and those jerks who caused all this pain and suffering. One point for Dumas. Morally, there's no swearing as far as I can recall, but there is some violence and death. However, it's not really discussed in great detail so those who are squeamish have nothing to worry about. Then again, I read the shorter version, so who knows. Good: Classic tale of revenge, characters, descriptions, and this is only the short version! Bad: Takes a bit to build up. There is no excuse for anyone to not read any version of this book. I can't wait to read the longer version! EDIT: Read the full version, and it's even better and more indepth :D!

Stephen Frost stephenfrost — http://laurenkatebooks.net/