This is not your typical historical romance. It's the first book by this writer but so entertaining. The heroine is a warrior woman but with a soft and feminine side too. It is full of action, intrigue, and romance. And what a great title for this book. Check it out for a great read.

The first part of the story kept my interest and things moved along, predictably, but the story was good. Somewhere along the way, things went downhill fast. Unlikely scenarios made things unbelievable. The language throughout the story seemed forced, as though the author was trying to make it sound like the time period but it didn't work. I noticed quite a few minor grammar errors started popping up the more I read.Character development was lacking. I like to get to know the main characters but...

Sherry Ewing's If My Heart Could See You is a look back in time to the border wars between England and Scotland in the 1100's. She tells of a knight who is not a knight defending the castle and a knight who is known as the Devil's Dragon who as arrived to claim his new lair. Quick read. Great detail. Filled out characters. Satisfying story.

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I love it can't wait to read more thanks for letting me reading this book. I am also glad that we are friends on Facebook

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This book made my day it was spectacular you my lady have a gift. I read this book in day and a half and wish it did not have to end. But I must now read Ian tale and so happy to see it's available. You have a fan. God bless you and may your Guardian Angel continue to guide your work. Please readers don't miss this tale. I promise you won't be able to put it down. If this is your first book in this era then you have hit gold. Ms. D. From New York City

Two and a half stars, if I'm being fair. Though, full disclosure, I couldn't even finish it.God, so many things about this book irritated me. I will enumerate:1. So many clichés, good lord. The feisty, defiant heroine who is beautiful and has long red hair and violet eyes (violet eyes? just stop) and the dark, commanding hero who is also beautiful and broods and is tough and enjoys ordering people around. The mystical, all-knowing, prophetic healer woman. It's not really so much that I hate all ...

WONDERFUL STORY! EXCELLENT NARRATION! (Audible Review)This was a very good book. I thoroughly enjoyed it! The heroine, Amiria was strong, witty, beautiful, stubborn and I just loved her. The hero Dristan was tall, dark, handsome and sexy! They made a very good match. The chemistry between them felt real and honest, not forced or fake. There are a few very nicely written sex scenes, although they were mildly written, they were well done and you were quite sated. The attraction and sexual tension ...

What do you do when the Devil's Dragon comes and takes over your home ? Amiria decides to try a ruse but doesn't know how long it can last. Will Dristan's notorious temper explode if he finds out ?I loved this introduction to Berwyck Castle. The characters and setting were well developed and I fell in love with the story. The villains are great with plenty of conflict to keep the story moving along at a great pace. My favorite was the main couple , Amiria is a great strong, determined,and loving...

Sherry Ewing captured my attention with nothing more than the alluring cover of If My Heart Could See You. This captivating historical romance novel had me at hello. I have always loved historical romance and Sherry Ewing did not disappoint. I don’t like spoilers, so I won’t add any here, but I will tell you that I love the unique characters Sherry created in this book. Amiria’s character is so incredible and I simply love the names Sherry chose for her story.I read a lot of stories and not all ...

This is my second book by Sherry Ewing (the first, which is actually the second book in this series, was "For All of Ever," which I loved).

I really liked this medieval romance. Every time I had an interruption and had to put the book down, I frowned. I loved all the characters, which were well-developed. Our villain is especially heinous. Yep, it's a keeper and I know I will re-read it again, as well the second book, "For All of Ever."

Now, I REALLY can't wait for Lynet and Ian's story! ;)