Review: UGH
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 1, 2013
In spite of some poor reviews I downloaded this anyway. I slogged through about 50 pages and decided that my aggravation with the poor writing and the COMPLETE disregard for accurate historical references was just not worth it. References to mad King George? 1738-1820.  The hero, Richard Armstrong, coming back from seven years in the army. Doing what? What war? When? Gigot sleeves? Didn't show up in fashion until the late 1820s. Talk in the coffee house about Lord Melbourne and Robert Peel as Prime Ministers? That was about the 1830's-40's under Queen Victoria. This author seemed to gleefully shake up historical facts which are easily researched and just sprinkle them throughout the story with little thought. I am not even going to address the boring characters with behaviors that were completely unrealistic and just "off." I downloaded this when it was free. If I had paid for this book I would have felt bad about wasting money!