Vague Directions by Debra Parmley – Review by Stephanie Tellas

“Heather hoped to find fun and romance at her first medieval reenactment. Instead, a vicious darkness followed her there with a twisted agenda all its own. She finds herself in its clutches, only to be saved by Sir Roland— a handsome stranger. Their attraction toward each other is immediate, leading to Heather happily dancing the night away in his strong arms. While Roland is skillfully aware of the dangers lurking nearby, Heather is stunned by the evil in constant pursuit. Malicious shifters. Trained rangers. A prophetic owl. Innocent lives caught in the middle. Frightened and unsure of who to trust, Heather wants to seek solace in Sir Roland’s protective and heroic nature. But how can she when no one at the reenactment is who they claim to be? Will the danger end when the weekend does? Or will it follow her back to the familiar streets of home?” Not my favorite book so far of hers though, her other books I have read from her I liked a little bit better. This story was cute, the characters were great, the storyline was good, but I think it could have used some improvement but overall, it was nice story to read, I will continue to read more of her books. I give this book 3 stars.