Review: Grandmasters are truly grand!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2012
Just finished this book, after reading "The Frenchman's Woman." Truly enjoyed both, and have now purchased the first two in this series. The characters are extremely well drawn ... the villains are very evil, the good guys are so heroic, and the women are gorgeous. What's not to like?Well...okay, there's one thing that really bugged me. Yes, it's a small thing, but how it escaped the proofreader's notice is beyond me. "The Frenchman's Woman" began by stating it was June 1905. "The Frenchman's Revenge" begins by stating it was June 1904, yet the story indicates it's SIX MONTHS after the beginning of "The Frenchman's Woman." Shouldn't the book have said "December 1905"?I guess one should just suspend disbelief (after all, this story can't really be factual, can it?) and enjoy the ride...which I found myself doing.If you like rompin', stompin' derring-do stories, get this series.