Title: Kenrick and Haven
Product review: This is the second book in the Dragon Chalice trilogy. It is the story of Kenrick, who was introduced in book one: Heart of the Hunter. Kenrick is a former Templar Knight who has studied the Dragon Chalice. The story begins with his visiting an old friend, only to find the castle burned and the family dead. He also finds a woman wounded, fevered and unconscious. Kenrick learns from villagers that she is Haven, an herbalist. He takes her to his castle to care for her in hopes of learning more of the attack. When she regains consciousness, however, she has lost her memory. Most of the first half of the book is made up of the slow recovery of memories and the growing attraction between the two. In the second half the enemy returns, Haven regains her memory and difficult choices have to be made.
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