Title: Good piece of historical fiction
Product review: A highly entertaining piece of historical fiction set in 2nd century CE Britian, centered mainly on the region around Hadrian's Wall. Lots of action, political intrigue, and even some romance is tied all together quite well by Bradshaw, making for a quick, fun read. The historical accuracy is is also spot on, and the intricacies of straddling two different cultures are poignantly depicted by the author. The ending left something to be desired, though.SPOILERSThe main antagonist is never directly confronted by the protagonist, making the ending feel a bit anticlimactic. But overall, "Island of Ghosts" is a tremendous piece of historical fiction.
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