Title: Best of Genre
Product review: Those who buy this book expecting a typical genre romance will be surprised, and pleasantly so. This is a complicated story, a love story with three heroines and four potential lovers. Though the story is complex, it is handled admirably, and at no point does it strain a reader's credulity. There is the primary heroine, an accomplished modern woman, a secondary heroine who is a complicated teenager, and a flashback heroine. The flashback sections take place during World War II and are set in the French Resistance; these sections are printed in italics. The characterizations are plausible and the threads of the story are fascinating, woven together into a appealing tapestry. There is mystery, there is terror, there is sex. Ms. Brockmann is a masterful writer and poised to move to the head of her genre. This book holds the attention to the very last page.
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