Title: Too stupid to live
Product review: I really enjoyed the beginning of this novel, the setting and the details of the role of women. Then, something happened. The heroine began to act like an idiot. She blames herself for not loving her husband--but he never courted her, was off in Africa or Greece or in the midst of an intrigue. Then she falls in love with him after he dies--neurotic. THEN she ignores the clues from one man and accepts the worst about a man she has no reason NOT to believe and trapses of to Africa with (SPOILER!) the bad guy. WHY didn't she go to Greece as he husband suggested? Never answered. She had little motive for much of what she did, just bounced around from place to place. I really wanted to love this series because I adore historical suspense, but I don't want to spend more money to be so disappointed.
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