Title: Chill out, everyone, this book is fab
Product review: Reading other people's critical reviews of The Suitor made me realize why many romance writers/readers get on my nerves - they act like The Rest Of Us have to KNOW AND CARE DEEPLY about all kinds of history in order to allow ourseives to enjoy a damn fine book. What a competitive, prissy horde horde they are. When I read their sniping reviews, I feel taken aback and a little bad, like someone is chiding me for being hoodwinked into allowing myself to be swept away by a truly good yarn.What a bunch of pedantic, joyless scolds. It's a BOOK, gang.So, fine, call me an dolt for not much caring whether the language I found so entertaining, real and accessible in Hingston's book may (or may not ) be lacking in historical accuracy. I loved the story, and I love Hingston's writing. I want characters that draw me in, plot lines that surprise and love scenes that rivet. This book has it all. I adored it.
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