Title: his dad, Machiavelli
Product review: Not bad, but my biggest gripes were: 1) the self-centered, machiavellian father who conspires to ruin the love lives of his children for reasons that seem sadly out of place in the modern era; and 2) since Rowan and Phillip were separated for years --- with the Rowan hiding Phillip's child from him --- I expected some big revelation as to why they were torn apart. Somehow hearing that Phillip's father had told her a lie and prevented them from speaking just didn't measure up to my expectations.
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