Review: The Ginger twin warriors finally get their own story.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 15, 2013
Got to admit, I got a soft spot in my heart for redheads.  Rhun and Rhydderch (I wish I knew how to pronounce their names properly) are generally trouble-makers who live up to the old adage that red hair equals a hot temper.  They are almost gleefully childish in causing trouble wherever they go and especially for their non-Welsh neighbors, so it is no great surprise that the women who can tame them are loyal Welsh beauties.  But far from being simpering misses the two women who catch their attention are no pushovers.This is another very short read from Markland that adds an unforeseeable twist to what might have been a standard romance tale. The first part of this story is actually a chunk of Dark and Bright (the previous book in this series) told from the twins' point of view so while it may seem like a re-hash, the twins' story quickly takes off on it's own.  My only complaint I'd have to say is that aside from their identity as trouble-making twins, Rhun and Rhydd aren't explored much as individuals and I think I would have liked more of that.