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Dark Sexy Knight
A Modern Fairytale · Book 4
Dark Sexy Knight
Katy Regnery
5.0 (1)
Contemporary Romance
Romantic Comedy
Pages
290
Published
2016
Language
English
1 review
How it reads
Funny
Spicy
Genres, subjects and places
Contemporary Romance, Romantic Comedy
Genres
Contemporary Romance
Romantic Comedy
About the author
Katy Regnery
Katy Regnery
Contemporary Romance · Romantic Comedy
A Modern Fairytale
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“You were meant for me. And I was meant for you. And I will never let you go.” I have read a few of Katy Regnery’s books, which I thoroughly enjoyed. However, none had the capacity to break me like Dark Sexy Knight did. This book achieved what no other book has done in the longest while. It literally brought me to tears. It was captivating, poignant, sweet and romantic. Dark Sexy Knight, inspired by the legend of Camelot, tells the story of Colton Lane and Verity Gwynn. Colton works as a stage actor for a Dinner theatre called The Legend of Camelot. It was not the perfect job but it helped pay the bills. He spent most of his adult life avoiding romantic entanglements for fear that it may cause him to break a promise he had made to his aunt. What Colton did not know that love has a way of creeping upon you, when you least expect it. He discovered this truth the day he chose to rescue of Verity Gywnn and her special needs brother. He may not see himself as a knight in shining armour, but to Verity, he was that and more. As Verity and Colton got closer, their feelings for each other intensified. Colton is protective by nature, especially when it concerns those he cares for. Unfortunately, he also has an explosive temper which sometimes leads to his protectiveness getting severely out of control. I have to admit that made him a likable character. He was not perfect. He recognized that he had a problem and as a result, he lived in fear that one-day things would get so out of control that he would end up losing those he loved. Verity was like a soothing balm for him, but he would soon come to realise that this was not enough. Revelations about his past made it easy for me to understand his actions. He may appear tough on the outside, but deep down he was a gentle soul. Verity was a sweet natured and kind-hearted woman. These characteristics made her an ideal match for Colton. As the story progressed Verity will discover that Colton had something common with her. This discovery would make her understand why it was so easy for him to relate to her brother. This was a quick and easy read that had me hooked from the first page. This was not an easy one to put down. I connected with the characters from the outset and became invested in their lives, that I found myself rooting for their happily ever after. The ending was sweet, romantic and adorable. It elicited so many emotions. Even though I was tearing up I couldn’t help but smile through my tears. The only problem I had with the story was the return of Colton’s ex. She just turned up out of the blue, which I thought was strange. Personally, I don’t believe it added any value to the story. It would seem that the scene was placed there as an afterthought. After that disturbing scene, there was no mention of her again. What was the purpose of her return? Dark Sexy Knight is a story about unconditional love, patience, acceptance, family, and friendships. It touches on the issues that persons with special needs face on a daily basis. It demonstrates the prejudices and ridicule they face from simple-minded jerks. It pained my heart to see how Ryan was treated by some of the people he came in contact with. There was so much hate and ignorance. Verdict: I enjoyed this story and I highly recommend it to fans of contemporary romance with a fairy tale theme. If you have never ready Katy Regnery’s work before this would be a good place to start. I received an ARC courtesy of Rock Star Lit
