Tearing Honor eBook Renee Masson
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Set in the medieval period, a family is faced with financial issues and decides to give up their daughter to a convent. 12 years later, this daughter gets herself into some dire trouble when she turns towards Witchcraft to save people's lives. Her family becomes intertwined with her life, as her brother sets out to spread the word of God and eliminate those who don't believe in Christianity and he's faced with the death of his mother. His sister becomes the source of his vengeance, placing the stake of their lives and family honor on the line.
Tearing Honor eBook Renee Masson
"I think Renee Masson's "Tearing Honor" is a very good first novel. She shows great attention to detail and obviously does her research. I felt completely enveloped into her world and was taken away to another time. A time steeped in superstitions and ignorance. A time when a simple misunderstanding can result in being hunted down like an animal.Tearing Honor is 128 pages and is a fast easy read although I did read it over a couple of days. I give it 5/5
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Tearing Honor eBook Renee Masson Reviews
Great read 👍 She does a good job pulling you into this world 🌎 and allowing you to leave this one behind for a short time. 😃
This book had a lot of potential to be a great read in my eyes; historical setting, nun turning to witchcraft, brother as a templar knight going on a crusade. Long lost siblings finding each others, just so their worlds would clash and them to turn on each others.
I really wanted to like this book and for what I knew about it, I really thought I would. The beginning was very promising, but when it got to the point, where we meet Juliana (the sister) as a twelve year old nun things take a turn for the worse. Ready to step into the role the convent's abbedissa had prepared her as an almoner and on her first sick visit Juliana has an epiphany when the old man tells her to live her life and not live it for others.
After the visit it over she wanders off and buys a manuscript saying Wicca in the the title. I don't know much about historical facts, but it really seemed odd to me, that a twelve year old nun at the time would carry that much money with her - especially on a sick visit. I swallowed it for the story's sake, since the girl would turn into witchcraft, so she had to learn it from somewhere.
His brother Clement is trained as a knight and signs up to be a templar knight. It's stated that he's been one with God since he tried to drown his newborn sister (because his father told him they would have to give her up) and been a very good christian since then. When he first heard about templar knights and what they do (turn heretics into christian by the force of the sword) he has been determined to want to be part of them. And yet he doubts their way of life (killing people and be religious at the same time) already during the same evening.
For me the characters weren't real at all. The best written one might have been the abbedissa in the convent, but we don't see her that much. The dialogue is stiff and has some modern sayings mixed in it. The biggest reason why I didn't like the book though, was that everything was told. The author uses telling instead of showing as her technique, and it just doesn't work. Also there's lots of info dumps - in a way they're nice tidbits about historical times, but doesn't fit the book.
I think this would be great if a storyteller was telling it by the camp fire, but as a novel it just doesn't work. It took me a long time to finish the novel and for a while I thought I wouldn't, but in the end it's a fast read. By all means do sample it and see for yourself - maybe you like it. The book was proofread and clean to read, so it's better than lots of others out there. I'm afraid I don't really know who to recommend this one to. And those who are wondering, the witchcraft is what it historically was (mixing some herbs is what's used in the book), so don't expect any magic.
sweet reading
Beautifully written. Hard to put down, every page keeps you wanting to read more. It's a real fast read that I would recommend to anyone.
Honestly I was pushed towards this book as a friend of a friend wrote it, and was trying to let people know she had finally pushlished something.
I bought it as a "leave me alone" payment, but I was thoroughly surprised once I started reading it. I have a habit of abandoning books that I don't like, but this one I read straight through.
The family tensions are well written and build into the climax of the book. I don't want to give any spoilers in the review but it's well worth the read!
The only downside to the novel is that it is self published. It doesn't hurt the book at all, but I'm not a fan of the formatting and type set. But I was able to get past that and really enjoyed the book.
Looking forward to future books by Renee! =)
"I think Renee Masson's "Tearing Honor" is a very good first novel. She shows great attention to detail and obviously does her research. I felt completely enveloped into her world and was taken away to another time. A time steeped in superstitions and ignorance. A time when a simple misunderstanding can result in being hunted down like an animal.
Tearing Honor is 128 pages and is a fast easy read although I did read it over a couple of days. I give it 5/5
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