Review: I had to force myself to finish it.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
The novel started off fine, but I have no use for wishy-washy heroines.  Having her call the hero "Sirrah" several times instead of "Sir" as an insult wasn't too bright either as the word wasn't in use until the eighteenth century, and this book takes place in the middle ages.  Another misuse of a word leapt out at me: the heroine wondered if it appeared that she had just been "ravished" after she and the hero had made love for the first time.  I don't know who's ignorance to blame this one on, the heroine's or the author's, but to "ravish" someone is to rape them and that is not what happened by a long shot.Aside from a few other word issues that I have ("bespoke" being one of them - authors seem to be coining a new usage for that one), I found this novel to be so filled with drivel that I skipped over most of it - and I enjoy Historical Romances so that wasn't the problem.Because I have purchased all three books in this series, I will force myself to move on to the third.  The first one wasn't as bad as this one, but I wasn't impressed with the author's skills there either.  I'm envisioning a quick read ahead of me in book three.