Review: brilliantly wonderful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 11, 2013
This novel was perfectly, wickedly innocent.Cameron jumps seamlessly into the time period and the action with this thrilling tale of love, loss, and trust. As a reader, you get drawn fully into this scintillating tale via Cameron's amazingly natural storytelling skills. She creates a uniquely wonderful storyline that keeps you reading and leaves you unable to put the book down. Cameron is a show-not-tell type of author, leaving her readers able to visualise each and every scene and setting.The phenomenal characters that we meet in this novel are the type that you cannot forget. They aren't larger than life, but they definitely stay with you once the novel ends. Even those characters that are less than nice are phenomenal in their own right. Each and every one of them draws you in in some way or another. They are all completely unique to themselves and will keep you coming back for more.All in all this was a brilliant historical romance that you won't be able to put down. It is one of those novels that you wish were part of a series, not because you feel that there are things left undone at the end, but because you don't want to let got yet.Please note that I received this novel free of charge from the author in exchange for an honest review.