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Knight Blindness is the third installment in Karlsen's The Knights in Time series. I have read the first two books and, as always, the author doesn't disappoint.

The story begins at the Battle of Poitiers, France, in 1356. English knight Stephen Palmer charges into battle when he is suddenly struck by the enemy. In that instant, he plummets through time and when he wakes up, wounded and confused, he finds himself in a hospital in 2013. Not only that, but blind due to his wound. His manner of speaking, questions and claims force people to believe that he's mad.

In a twist of fate, old friends of his who have also secretly traveled through time before, from earlier books, come to help. They assign him a tutor to help him adjust to the modern world: beautiful and warm-hearted Esme Crippen who, unfortunately, thinks Stephen adorable but also mad.

But unbeknown to Stephen, the man who struck him, French knight Roger Marchant, was also sucked into the vortex and ripped through time...and he has his own agenda and will stop at nothing to hunt his enemy down and bring him back to 1356.

This was a thoroughly entertaining and compelling read. Romance, adventure, intrigue, mystery and a touch of humor await you in Knight Blindness. With her close attention to historical detail, Karlsen brings the story to life. Stephen is a riveting hero, brave, loyal and stubborn, yet with a vulnerable, sensitive side; Esme is as sympathetic as heroines go, and I had fun watching their romance evolve. Roger is a character not many will like, but Karlsen gave him some redeeming qualities as well, making him a more complex and realistic villain. I should mention that although this is third in a series, it is also a standalone book, and the author does a good job in providing some light backstory that doesn't get overwhelming. If you're a fan of time-travel and historical romance, you'll want to add this one to your shelf.


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Knight Blindness Knights in Time Chris Karlsen 9781491019122 Books Reviews

A knight of old, Stephen Palmer's life has taken a different turn. One minute, he's charging through the French enemy lines. The next, he finds himself astride a bed in a hospital wounded the point he isn't sure if he'll truly survive. The kicker? The year is no longer 1356.

Stuck in modern times, Stephen is well out of his element. Everything around him has changed, and he's forced to learn everything he needs to know as quick as he can. It doesn't matter that he's come from another time and place. He's stuck in 2013 until he can find a way back home. Something, unfortunately, that seems extremely impossible, given his current circumstances. He's wounded, after all, and currently unable to fend for himself.

To Stephen's surprise, he's not alone in the new world he now finds himself in. Several of his friends have crossed over with him. While they have learned to live new lives, and are intent on showing him the ropes, he's unable to grasp just how much changed. Never-the-less, he'll do his best to get used to things until such a time when he'll be able to make it back home.

His only saving grace comes in the guise of the beautiful and quite intriguing Esme Crippen. She's been sent to help him come to terms with his current predicament, and tutor him in what he needs to know. Granted, she doesn't quite believe that he's a knight from another time, something Stephen is determined to help her understand by any means necessary. In his mind, she's everything he could ever want in a woman, and more.
Unfortunately, things seem too good to be true. His enemy on the field has also crossed over, intent on settling the score between them, once and for all. If Stephen is to find happiness within Esme's arms, he'll need to confront Roger Marchand, and put a stop to the man's sordid machinations before he can finish what he started on the battlefield so long ago. Only then can he truly find his way home.

A truly delightful story, I enjoyed Knight Blindness immensely. The reader finds him/herself smack-dab in the middle of Stephen's turmoil. He's had to come to terms with a good many things so quickly - his being wounded, his blindness, and the fact that he's in a completely different time frame. Chris has taken elements of old and new, and blended them together to give us a refreshing take on a medieval fairy tale. I call it a fairy tale because that's what it truly is. She's injected so much feeling and emotion into the story that it almost pours off the page. Knights In Time is a series you'll definitely want to immerse yourself in. I look forward to what comes next!
I really enjoyed reading Knight Blindness. I love stories set in Medieval Times. I especially love the tales of Camelot. The author did a wonderful job with all the history and the character descriptions. I loved all the characters in the story. I found them all very interesting and I definitely want to learn more about them.

I love how the author took two (2) knights and brought them into current time. It was interesting reading how they both were adjusting especially Stephen. I found his character very fascinating. Stephen is a very strong character who did not let his blindness stop him. Chris did a wonderful job with describing him being blind and all the obstacles he had to go through. I enjoyed the romance developing between Stephen and Esme, his tutor. I would have loved to see a lot more romance between them. They had a lot of chemistry between them and you could feel the love between them.

I love Chris' writing. She brings her characters to life with her words. She does an excellent job describing them and I absolutely love the storyline. I am looking forward to reading the other books in the series. I highly recommend that you read Chris' book and most especially this series.
Knight Blindness is the third installment in Karlsen's The Knights in Time series. I have read the first two books and, as always, the author doesn't disappoint.

The story begins at the Battle of Poitiers, France, in 1356. English knight Stephen Palmer charges into battle when he is suddenly struck by the enemy. In that instant, he plummets through time and when he wakes up, wounded and confused, he finds himself in a hospital in 2013. Not only that, but blind due to his wound. His manner of speaking, questions and claims force people to believe that he's mad.

In a twist of fate, old friends of his who have also secretly traveled through time before, from earlier books, come to help. They assign him a tutor to help him adjust to the modern world beautiful and warm-hearted Esme Crippen who, unfortunately, thinks Stephen adorable but also mad.

But unbeknown to Stephen, the man who struck him, French knight Roger Marchant, was also sucked into the vortex and ripped through time...and he has his own agenda and will stop at nothing to hunt his enemy down and bring him back to 1356.

This was a thoroughly entertaining and compelling read. Romance, adventure, intrigue, mystery and a touch of humor await you in Knight Blindness. With her close attention to historical detail, Karlsen brings the story to life. Stephen is a riveting hero, brave, loyal and stubborn, yet with a vulnerable, sensitive side; Esme is as sympathetic as heroines go, and I had fun watching their romance evolve. Roger is a character not many will like, but Karlsen gave him some redeeming qualities as well, making him a more complex and realistic villain. I should mention that although this is third in a series, it is also a standalone book, and the author does a good job in providing some light backstory that doesn't get overwhelming. If you're a fan of time-travel and historical romance, you'll want to add this one to your shelf.