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Kingdom Come
- "The Crusader" Series
- Narrated by: Brian J. Gill
- Length: 12 hrs and 4 mins
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Sir Kieran Hage had a mission to fulfill. As the head of a peace delegation intending to end the Siege of Acre in 1192 A.D., he carries the crown of thorns said to be worn by Jesus Christ as an offering of truce from the Muslim warlords. It is a holy relic of the most important magnitude. Unwilling to accept peace, however, Kieran's men turn against him and make an attempt on his life. Wounded, Kieran seeks out a man who he believes is a physic. He is greatly mistaken. Not a physic but an alchemist, the mysterious man does the only thing he knows to do for the dying knight - he puts him in to an eternal sleep so he will not bleed to death, suspending his bodily functions, only to be awakened by the power of truly deep emotion. Eight hundred years later, Dr. Rory Osgrove excavates the English knight from his dusty tomb and an accidental kiss brings him back to life. Together, they shared an adventure in Modern Times before a twist of fate sends them back to his time.
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- Mrs. Joyce Beckett
- 07-04-21
love the story
I love the story of the Crusader Knight but not the narration. the character voices were really good but the background narration was all American and did not belong in a medieval novel of English knights.
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- 🌸DARA
- 02-05-15
Exciting conclusion to "The Crusader" series
This story is an exciting love story that crosses the boundaries of time. Kathryn Le Veque's style of writing weaves a tale of love, faith, adventure, and family with hints of deja vu throughout the story.
Brian J Gill does a nice job narrating. There are, however, some narration editing mistakes in this book one of which is actually quite funny!
I recommend this series if you love a good medieval adventure with time travel. ;-)
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- cjw
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One of the best
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Narrator did a great job. If you don't listen to this series you are really missing out. Well worth money or credit. A real must listen to.
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- Starlet M.
- 23-02-15
An EPIC adventure & love story.
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Kathryn Le Veque: Kingdom Come
Kingdom Come is part two of The Crusader by Author Kathryn Le Veque. This Author has such an incredible talent, you feel as if you are watching a movie as you read her words. As Sir Kieran Hage and Dr. Rory Osgrove's story continues, they are faced with even greater challenges. Sir Kieran now has the holy relic in his possession and is determined to complete the mission he feels God has bestowed upon him. New threats are added to Sir Kieran's life and old enemies resurface. Rory discovers obstacles she never could have imagined facing. As she tries to let go of her independent nature and give Kieran her complete trust, the love between them grows deeper. This is so much more than a love story. It is an adventure through time as the Author takes the reader on thrilling ride. The Crusader and Kingdom Come are two of the best books I have ever read. It is an epic love story that should become a movie. I did not want Kingdom Come to end, it's that good. This is an absolute must read by Author Kathryn Le Veque. An amazing, thrilling, intriguing, passionate story. Loved it.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Unknown
- 17-06-16
kingdom come
One of the most beautiful love stories I have ever read. I could not put it down. The narrator was so expressive that I could really feel the characters speaking.
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- ABsMama
- 31-03-15
Great story brought to life!
Would you listen to Kingdom Come again? Why?
Yes because I love this story by Kathryn Le Veque. Its a great twist on the Sleeping Beauty theme.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Kingdom Come?
When Rory starts singing Queen's "We Will Rock You" in the tavern to distract the knights from starting a fight. Loved it when the narrator's voice kind of cracks!
What about Brian J. Gill’s performance did you like?
He did a fantastic job with all the various characters' voices! They were very distinct, and I thought he did a great job expressing the female character/heroine Rory especially since he's a man reading a woman's part.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Sleeping Beau - his princess has arrived.
Any additional comments?
I highly recommend reading or listening to the audio of the book "The Crusader" also by Kathryn Le Veque. It is the first novel while "Kingdom Come" is the sequel.
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- CB Mako
- 06-10-16
Most beautiful medieval-time travel lovestory ever
After listening to Book 1 with Audible upgrade, I patiently waited for this book to become available with an Audible upgrade as well. It was the best way to go through this book again.
Just like the first book, I initially read it from a boxed set 'Timeless Romance' if I'm not mistaken. But when Audible upgrades started appearing in KLV's individual books, I needed to hear how the narrator would shift from modern time and back to medieval.
And Brian J. Gill did a brilliant job with his flawless ability to alternate accents from British, American, and even Middle Eastern accents for Yousef and Kaleef. I loved the deep, rich voice he gave for Keiran and how he would boom loud and commanding orders versus the educated, American bossy voice for Bud. I giggled, swooned, and cried as I listened to this medieval-time travel tale; and laughed when Brian came upon musical lyrics. Again.
Audible upgrade made this romance story so vibrant and alive, I would go back to Book 1 all over again and enjoy this brilliant duology, which criss-crossed across time.
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- KLKaniaForehand
- 18-08-15
New Favorite
Would you listen to Kingdom Come again? Why?
Absolutely. I'm in love with Brian J. Gill's voice for Kieran!
Who was your favorite character and why?
It has to be Kieran. Honorable, masculine, and my new fantasy! LOL
What does Brian J. Gill bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
His voice brought Kieran to life for me!
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
When Rory was talking to Sir Kieran in the morgue. Oh, wait that is part one! So it would be when Rory hears about the life of her son, Tevin and what a great knight he had become.
Any additional comments?
My new favorite but it has to be combined with "The Crusader". You can't have one without the other.
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- Myra
- 26-05-15
if only ......
Wonderful book two, enjoyed both books immensely. Loved the way the author showed more of a sense of reality rather than straight bright and shiny romance. "Libby" was truly shocked when she found that all her book learning wasn't exactly true to the era. Have gotten totally hooked on Le Veque books, can't read them fast enough.
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- DB Nogotta
- 06-04-21
One of her best!
I’ve read this book once and listened to it twice. Even my husband enjoyed listening to the audible version. The only thing I wish is that there was a book about Tevin Hage, the son of Kieran and Rory Hage. At the end it gives you some information about him and he sounds like he would be such a interesting character. Maybe some day....