Review: A knight in the 15th century does not say "Wow!"
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2013
This book was not what the synopsis led me to believe or I probably would not have bothered.  A knight in the 15th century does not say "Wow!"  As he is not a time traveler and has known no other time, nor met any other time travelers, he should not have that word in his vocabulary.  I could not connect with the characters, as they were not believable for there time period with their modern speech.  Everyone had modern speech, not just the main characters.The whole thing was just too drawn out & I could not wait for it to end.  The book could have been wrapped up in 250 pages or less, not the agonizing 400+.Additionally, it was a romance, but it read like a painfully young adult romance.  This was so tame for a romance, it was like reading something out of Nancy Drew.  No my cup of tea.  This author could not even describe a kiss!  What kind of romance is that...?The main characters kept going through the same scenarios again and again.  How many times can an author use the same plot device in the same manuscript?  More than once and you have lost your audience.