“A wonderful read filled with intrigue, adventures, passion and strength, Sense of Touch lets the world know more about the much forgotten Anne of Brittany.”

“The Horse Whisperer meets costume drama based on true events. Rozsa Gaston weaves fact and fiction, made-up characters and historical figures as effortlessly as the artist of the unicorn tapestry she describes in Sense of Touch.”

"A romance and an interesting novel about a little-known French queen. It is a story with a strong sense of place and well-drawn characters, a story of heartache and forbidden love, of women in the 15th century French court, who fought with passion and determination for what they wanted. A striking story."

“An exquisitely written piece that eloquently describes Queen Anne as the gracious, kind, yet shrewd monarch that she is, a woman before her time.”

"Sense of Touch by Rozsa Gaston visits the court of historical figure Anne of Brittany and adroitly blends fact with fiction as this author shares the story of her characters, noble woman Nicole St. Sylvain and horse trainer Philippe de Bois.  Fleshed out with amazing amounts of research coupled with Ms. Gaston’s sensitivity and imagination this story comes to life as it shares an intimate view of life in 15th Century France and the hearts of her wonderfully depicted characters. This writer was able to maintain the delicate balance of her story and pay homage to a historical figure of note accurately and engagingly.   Well written this work will resonate with lovers of history and romance alike."

"Gaston brings the perspective of a smart, shrewd female leader with true admiration from the men in her world to print."

“Readers who love their romantic fiction intertwined with real-life figures from history will find Sense of Touch a compelling read. The touching love story gives an interested glimpse into court life in France in the late 15th century. The fictional heroine is well drawn and a formidable counterpart to Anne of Brittany.”

“An enchanting historical romance about a young woman who is determined to marry her one true love, despite the many obstacles in her path. The heroine’s quest for self-determination defies the rigid social structure of Medieval Europe as it gives way to the Renaissance. Set in the court of Anne of Brittany, we also learn much about the woman who was twice Queen consort of France and her struggle to produce a living heir for the throne . . .Well-paced with period detail.”