Review: Twin red-headed medieval warriors...how's that for unique?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2012
Rhun and Rhydderch are twins and warriors in twelfth century Wales.  When their brother, Rhys, is injured in a fall, they bring him to a bonesetter who can heal his injured leg.  To their surprise, the bonesetter is a beautiful young woman named Glain.  Both brothers are attracted to Glain, and a competitive tension builds between them. But not to worry: the brothers aren't the only twins around.  It turns out Glain has a twin sister, Isolda.The girls decide to play a little game, and they keep Isolda's existence a secret.  When Isolda encounters the brothers, she allows them to believe she's actually Glain.  While Rhun's attraction is to the real Glain, Rhydderch is actually drawn to Isolda, and the brothers continue to mistakenly believe they are competing for one woman.  The brothers soon discover the trick, and they decide to have a little fun of their own.I thought the story would continue as a light-hearted romp, so I was surprised when about halfway through, a tragedy puts one of the character's life in danger.I enjoyed the mix of playfulness, and drama, and the characters were well-depicted for a novella.