by Amanda McIntyre, Charlotte Featherstone, Kristi Astor
The first story was eh, found myself skimming, seemed like very strange behavior from everyone and with the element of a "Tristam & Ysuelt" (I don't have my Welsh dictionary on me so I hope I got that spelling right) it was a mishmash of contemporary and ancient. Didn't have enough Celtic strain for...
Amanda McIntyre's story was okay. Another example of a women from the 1100s acting like it's 2010. The story was kind of romantic but nothing that held my interest.Now the Charlotte Featherstone story was something different. I loved that the characters aren't part of the "ton" as in other books ...
I'm not usually into romance novels anyway, but I liked the sound of this - and it started out quite nicely, too (if one ignores historical inaccuracies and overblown language, which I was quite willing to do).Unfortunately, the closer the two protagonists, Sabeline and Ranulf, got, the more Sabelin...
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