Title: Not quite her best, but not a disappointment either!
Product review: I own all of Susan Johnson's books, and some are absolutely memorable, keepers to read over and over yet never lose their touch. This one isn't quite that, but is a good read - not as historically involved or as unique as others - but entertaining and interesting nonetheless. Builds a decent foundation of emotion in both characters, although I feel this could've built to a more riveting and more fleshed-out conclusion at the end. I highly recommend Taboo (undoubtedly her best book) if you prefer more highly charged emotion/dialgoue and an incredibly intriguing historical background that only adds to the intensity. In the meantime, this one might not necessarily belong in your personal library, but sure is a good read anyway.
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