Deletion of A Kingdom of Dreams

Comment: It's almost certain to meet #1.  It was apparently a https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/judith-mcnaught/1026523/ NYT Bestseller, and as a relatively  (1989) that has had at least http://www.goodreads.com/work/editions/1601384-a-kingdom-of-dreams 30 editions (including many foreign translations), lack of visible RS English-language reviews doesn't mean no RS reviews. Blurb snippets quote ''Affaire de Coire'' magazine ("''Wonderful!... Judith McNaight is truly the spellbinding storyteller of our times.''") as well as something named ''Rendezvous'' ("''one of the best ever''").  Romantic Times gives it http://www.rtbookreviews.com/book-review/kingdom-dreams 5 stars. Additionally an independent blogpost from a sufficiently notable author or reviewer should still be considered reliable as a source of professional opinion against BKCRIT#1, for instance Sarah MacLean's http://www.sarahmaclean.net/blog/31-books-of-love-a-kingdom-of-dreams post
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BKCRIT||WP:OLDBOOK)

Comment: unless more can be done to establish notablity.  If there are sources which show it to be a bestseller, add them.  I don't think  applies to a work as recent as this.  Although this may not strictly be relevant to its notability, the article makes it sound like a load of hokum, it's not clear which English invasion of Scotland it is set during, it can't be set in the Wars of Scottish Independence if King Henry VII of England is a minor character
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:OLDBOOK)