Review: Not that bad...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 15, 2013
I just couldn't get into this book. Historicals aren't the first type of romances I pick, so I'm a bit more picky with this genre. Basically, this book is about lost treasures (religious treasures) that are being sought after by Rowena and the group after she finds a letter written by her ancestor. Not to give out too much, but I liked the addition of ghosts that have this book a bit more flair.However, I was getting a bit annoyed by the redundancy of the titles and names of characters introduced (like, in the beginning with Henry, it was constantly mentioned that he was the new Lord of the place and that he was Lord and that the Lord's name was Henry). Then there were the grammar/punctuation errors, which weren't that bad but the book could certainly use more editing.Beyond all the errors and my own annoyances, I really liked the plot line. It was original for a historical and I really enjoyed that a female was leading the search! The characters are nice and I really had no issues with them. Overall, I just didn't like this book but I didn't think is was bad enough for me to dislike it either.I did get this book when it was free, so I'm not quite sure I'd pay the $2.99 for it, but I'm sure others would. All in all, I would think that if you're an avid fan of historicals, you will enjoy this much more than I did. So, I would recommend this book to those fans.