Review: Did I read the same book as the other reviewers?
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2012
I gave it three stars...and felt that was being generous.  This is yet another book which suffers severely from a lack of good editing.  The grammar mistakes were past counting.  It was obvious the book was written by an American.  Ms. Charles, the English don't have "cabins" in the woods.  The word you should have used was "cottage" if you wanted to use the correct term for a small, rather rustic dwelling.There wasn't much mystery about the "mystery" of who was trying to kill off the hero's wives and unborn children.  The romance was reasonably well done.  The story wasn't bad...it wasn't unreadable...but the grammar errors and errors in portraying the Regency period correctly kept pulling me out of the story.Please find a good editor if you are going to continue writing.  A good critique group...one that has several people who are truly familiar with the Regency genre...would be helpful.  If you aren't familiar with Georgette Heyer, I recommend you read her books.  If you've read them, I recommend you re-read them and try to get the "flavor" of the Regency period in your future Regency period books. Your book shows some knowledge of the period but I felt the modern language (no use of the vocabulary or slang of the period) detracted from the book.