Review: Touchstone of Love
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
I received this book from Story Cartel in exchange for a fair and honest review.As already stated, this is a novella so don't expect long, protracted, drawn out stories or scenes. Things are pretty much explained and bam, you're done.Rose is a 'modern' woman who still has the dream of falling in love. If she can't have that though, a weekend fling during a conference will do. I found it quite hard to imagine Rose in the medieval setting, even though the author makes it plain that Rose doesn't fit in at all. The same way as I would have trouble imagining Julien in a modern setting.The story itself is quite fast paced, as is so often the case with novellas, but well-planned out. I would have preferred to hear more about how Julien felt upon finding out that Rose had gone etc but then this would be a novel, not a novella.On the whole, I like it. Recommended to fans of Time Travel, Romance and Novellas.