For All of Ever

I’ve read a few of Sherry Ewing’s books and enjoyed them immensely finding her stories fascinating. I’m partial to time travel romances and the whole concept of time traveling so looked forward to this story. This is a lighthearted, enjoyable story.

Our main characters Katherine and Riorden see one another in their dreams. I loved the premise of the story. I think Sherry told it well and beautifully. Katherine and Riorden’s story continues into the book “Only for You (The Knights of Berwyck, A Quest Through Time Novel Book 2).” The rest of the characters were fun, interesting and engaging.

This is a fun read with intrigue, mystery, adventure, passion and romance.

Thank you Sherry for such a delightful story filled with romance.

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.