Title: A beach weekend book
Product review: This book seemed like a weak ripoff of the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon. The main male character suffers the same horrific attack as one of the Outlander characters, they both share a first name and they both survive. And they both use the British Isles Fairy Stones or Druid Stone formations as their centerpiece and build the plot around them. This book, however, set in the 1200's, seems likely written by a child. The author make reference to plaster on a stone cabin's interior walls, the smell of mown grass and King Arthur as someone's father, even though he would have to be about 600 years old to have accomplished that feat. It's a light fluffy beach read at best.
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