Title: Isle of Snores
Product review: Despite a great beginning, the plot of Isle of Lies quickly loses steam after Moira and Ian return to his home. "Come quicky Moira has fainted" seems to be the extent of the storyline for half of the book. Over and over again, she feels poorly, faints, is told to lie down, acts defiantly, repeat preceding steps. Moira's quest of knowledge could have been an interesting side story, but instead the author only applys non-specific references to Moira's concern for others finding out about her experiments. Perhaps Donna Fletcher should have engaged in her own search for knowledge and researched what advances in science were unfolding circa 1513. Chemistry between two people cannot carry a story for 150 pages, and it is precisely what is happening in this book.
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