This was a pretty good book. I hadn’t read this author before and wasn’t aware that this was the second book. I thought the author did a great job in letting new readers know what happened in the first book without being confused. I liked both characters. I really like it when time-travel books are done well, as this one was. I recommend.
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This was an okay book for me. It lost me near the middle of the book and was dragging on and lost some mojo for me. I did enjoy Rebeka and Arik in this book. But for some reason i enjoyed them wayyy more in book 1. But the romance was very good in this book seeing how Rekeka and Arik reacted to being together in the 21st century.

I really like Rebeka and Arik as a couple. The is the second book about their love and adventure. Rebeka get send back to the 21st century and looses her memory or Arik and their time together. Arik finds a way to go to the future and bring back his wife. I enjoyed seeing Arik in the 21st century. I feel like this book spent to much to timme n the present. It lost its action in the middke of the book. I enjoyed when the finally go back to 1606. This was a decent book I think the first one was better.

I recieved a copy of this book to review from Netgalley. Thank you for the opportunity.
This is an action Packed book with a sweet romance at the heart. It is the second book in the series, I had not read the first book before reading this one but it is easy enough to catch up on prior events. The writing is good and the world building impressive. I found myself being drawn in rapidly despite not usually being a fan of Knight stories.
The relationships created and developed outside the MC's romantic pens lent depth and an added dimension to the book.
Initially, I thought it very similar to another well known book. However I enjoyed the idea of Arik following Rebekah into modern times which I found quirky and gave the book some amusing moments.
I would recommend this book to any fan of historical fiction and romance.

Ok so I had hoped to be sucked in immediately after the excitement of book one, but it took me a bit to get there. I kinda felt like it was slow going, and almost repetitive, but I stuck with it. Yes, it’s time travel and mostly a similar story, but the new aspects with him in the future or current times helped hold my interest.

Prepare for an adventure in time travel that will make your heart beat faster! A tale wrapped up in Dark Magick, trying to find a love across the centuries and defeating an enemy.
Ruth Casie always brings stories that enthrall and this one is definately a page turner!!

Love Stronger Than Time
I definitely recommend reading book one, Knight of Runes, before reading Knight of Rapture. Otherwise you will miss half the romance, and the gravity of loss in the second book. The characters do reminisce about the previous book if you do decide to dive right in. Knight of Rapture picks up where Lord Arik and Rebeka are enjoying a moment of marital sweetness. But of course, it does not last as the portal to the future is still open to the 21st century. Arik is as determined, loyal, brave, and romantic as the last book. I am not a fan of significant others losing their memories in a story, but Ruth A. Casie does a great job managing their re-meeting. I missed Rebeka’s personality before her memory loss. Mostly because Rebeka is a bit, understandably, standoffish at the beginning. By the end of the book there is no doubt that they both love each other dearly. Arik just needs to finally teach Rebeka how to use magic properly. This book has time travel, Dark Magick, romance, and more!

The second book in this series finds Arik traveling forward in time to find Rebeka and return her to his time where she belongs. What he did not plan on was that Bran has erased her memory of Arik and their time together. The story relates her struggle to remember something that is just outside her reach. It is a well written and entertaining story. There is a lot happening and danger is always present. There is a happy ending but the book leaves the question of her father’s whereabouts unanswered. Hopefully that book will come next. I would highly recommend this as a great read.