Positive Review from Medievalists.net

I Serve receives another positive review, this one from Medievalists.net. The reviewer makes an interesting comment about tennis being an anachronistic reference in the book that should be removed. See here for more information on the history of the sport. If it's an anachronism, it's one that William Shakespeare committed too when he had the Dauphin send Henry V a case of tennis balls.

Thumbs Up Review from Black 'n Gold Girl's Book Spot

Another book blog, this one titled Black 'n Gold Girl's Book Spot gives a favorable review to I Serve. The reviewer writes:

"This author seems to know her stuff! Not only is the book rich in detail it also has a bit of romance, faith and incredible battle scenes! While reading I Serve I felt as if I were immersed in the French country side or participating in a joust or right in the thick of the Black Plague (ewww). This is really a great book for readers of historical fiction, I hope you enjoy it if you decide to check it out!"

Twinsies!

Rosanne announces that she and husband David Spears are expecting twin boys at the end of November!

Historically Obsessed is Obsessed with I Serve

The book blog Historically Obsessed writes a glowing review of I Serve. The reviewer says:

"This was a unique read; it covered so many events of the Hundred Years War that I cannot even begin to get into the details here. It had it all from disguises, unsatisfied love, fights for honor, and most compelling of all the torments of a man's conscience.... Romantic YES, and YES an interesting tale of a knight who is tormented by the gritty details of war. I would recommend this book to anyone who is looking for something a bit off the mainstream."

Favorable Review from Rundpinne

I Serve continues its blog tour with a favorable review from Rundpinne. The reviewer writes:

"Lortz writes a superb novel with vivid imagery, wonderful characters, as well as descriptive and distinct time period prose. The inner struggle of the characters, especially that of John Potenhale, are masterfully written and one can understand and sympathise with his inner turmoil. I highly recommend I Serve to anyone who enjoys historical fiction or who is new to historical fiction."