Review: A Grammatical Nightmare!
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2013
This book is a grammatical nightmare.  It is inundated with poorly constructed sentences, misspelt words, improper verb tense usage, and so on and so forth.  There is also a complete lack of character development.  It's too bad really, because the plot is pretty interesting...a taboo romance between the illegitimate daughter of an Earl and the second son of a Duke.  The heroine's father passes away, seemingly without providing for her, despite his promise to the contrary.  The estate the heroine had expected to inherit is not bequeathed to her, and is instead, sold by her father's widow.  The estate is purchased by a Duke for his younger brother, said younger brother being the hero of the story.  The heroine and hero meet when she comes to his aid in her capacity as a healer.  From there the story develops.  It seemed really interesting, enough to entice me to attempt to read the book.  However, the editing, or lack thereof, was just too difficult to overcome.  I spent most of my time trying to decipher the meaning of sentences and after about 25% or so, I finally just gave up.  I cannot believe that the author would release such substandard work.  I mean she took the time to create a story, why not take the time and make the effort to ascertain that, at the very least, it is intelligible?  It's an utter shame and a complete waste.  It was just too difficult to follow the story and not at all enjoyable.  If this book is still free and you want to download it and see for yourself, go right ahead, but I warn you it is a waste of your time.  Just, whatever you do, do not, under any circumstances, pay for it!!!