The Rebels of Cordovia:The Rebel Series Book 1 by Linda Weaver Clarke
Publisher: Red Mountain Shadows Publishing
Genre: Historical
Length: Full length (217 pages)
Heat level: Sensual
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Mistflower

Set in the late 1700s, Robin’s Rebels realize they must fight against the tyranny of a wicked king and help the people survive the oppression. In this battle for freedom, a tender love story begins to blossom. Daniel, a rogue and a leader of the Freemen, doesn’t realize that the sweet feminine woman he has met and is falling for happens to be the leader of Robin’s Rebels. Realizing the importance of uniting all the rebel groups, Daniel tries to recruit Robin’s Rebels but they refuse. Now he has to find a way to convince them. When he finds out the leader is actually a woman, what will his reaction be?

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My mother would love this book and I would let my teenage daughter read it, if I had one. Basically this is a remake of one of my favorite Disney movies, Robin Hood. The Rebels of Cordovia was a creative twist taken after that fable. I was pleasantly surprised with the ending.

The Rebels of Cordovia was a well written story that I felt was fun and easy to read. I was interested from the beginning to the end and pleased with how smooth the plot flowed.

The heroine, Robin and the hero, Daniel , were truly adorable. Daniel brought a smile to my face every time he teased Robin. I felt mildly bad for Robin but it was really funny. She was good natured about his teasing and she had her turn to get him back. I loved watching their relationship bloom.

I do recommend reading The Rebels of Cordovia. At the end of The Rebels of Cordovia there is an excerpt for book two in The Rebel series, The Highwayman of Cordovia. Considering how much I enjoyed reading book one I’m going to have to read book two.