Books Online Tahn (Tahn #1) Free Download

Particularize Epithetical Books Tahn (Tahn #1)

Title	:	Tahn (Tahn #1)
Author	:	L.A. Kelly
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 330 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2005 by Fleming H. Revell Company
Categories	:	Fantasy. Christian Fiction. Christian. Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance

Tahn (Tahn #1)

L.A. Kelly

Paperback | Pages: 330 pages

Rating: 3.8 | 1291 Users | 118 Reviews

Chronicle During Books Tahn (Tahn #1)

Just to be up front, I'll play my honesty card and have to admit this wasn't the first time I've read Tahn. That should be a HUGE clue that I love this story. There are a rare few sets of books that I keep on my shelf to re-read when the fancy strikes, and this is one of them.

Tahn is a hero who captures your heart. Completely. He's the bad boy with a soft heart who makes you cheer for him even when you know he's doing something he ought not.

The novel is set in what seems to be medieval times but it's not actually a historical. It's more of a fantasy. Not there are strange winged creatures or anything like that. If you like sword fights, romance, suspense and a damsel in distress, then you're going to love Tahn as much as I do.

Declare Books In Favor Of Tahn (Tahn #1)

Original Title:	Tahn: A Novel
ISBN:	0800759990 (ISBN13: 9780800759995)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tahn #1

Rating Epithetical Books Tahn (Tahn #1)

Ratings: 3.8 From 1291 Users | 118 Reviews

Column Epithetical Books Tahn (Tahn #1)

It was free on Kindle...but that doesn't excuse me actually finishing the thing. I want my time back.

I read this several times in my teens and picked it up again out of curiosity about how I'd feel now. It turns out I'm still huge sucker for it, though a few of the religious bits rub me the wrong way and Netta annoys me a little.(Date read estimated)

I picked this up years ago because I thought the cover was pretty :) When I read the blurb, I had no idea that it was Christian fiction, but for me, that was just an added bonus. I have since read this book at LEAST once a year, probably more like 3 times. Having just read it again, and then some of the reviews, I thought I'd add my 2c.Firstly, I wish LA Kelly hadn't written the other two books. Tahn was totally capable of standing alone and really, the others just go to some dark places that I

I have always regretted that the rest of the series was out of print by the time I got to this gem. If I ever find the other two, I might turn cartwheels of joy

Oh dear me, where do I begin? Ok, its fantasy. I got that much from the cover with the sword and the castle in the moonlight. L.A. Kelly didnt need to beat me over the head with the overdone glyphs of medieval-ish fonts for drop-caps. Nor was there a need to go on with all the stilted period dialect. After the first page I was waiting for words like verily or for sooth. Not just the dialect is forced. The general text goes on and on. Really. If a sentence has more than four commas, it better be

Just to be up front, I'll play my honesty card and have to admit this wasn't the first time I've read Tahn. That should be a HUGE clue that I love this story. There are a rare few sets of books that I keep on my shelf to re-read when the fancy strikes, and this is one of them.Tahn is a hero who captures your heart. Completely. He's the bad boy with a soft heart who makes you cheer for him even when you know he's doing something he ought not.The novel is set in what seems to be medieval times but

Beautiful book. This is one of my biggest old favorites. I have read it and its sequels probably a couple dozen times. I don't know why so many other reviewers trash this book. Though it can be slightly melodramatic at times, it is a beautiful story of pain, healing, redemption, and most importantly, forgiveness. Though Tahn committed a horrific crime against her, Lady Netta shows an incredible depth of spirit. Not just in forgiving him, but seeing the pain beneath and reaching out to him and