Title: Painful reading
Product review: The premise of this book sounds good, brave heroine survives bad marriage, keeps the manor going bravely. The hero "Blackheart" survives the Crusades and horrible childhood. He is sent to keep the keep until the King decides what will happen to the manor and lady. Fine, they fall in love.Trouble is Both characters are so wimpy. The lady whines and demures and tippy toes so gracefully and gently one wonders how she managed a 16th century estate and the hero churns and worries about the little lady and her feelings and sensibities it's a miracle he manages to even kiss her. Come on, this period is earthy, pungent, people were strong, well defined, not stupid and faint-hearted.Apparently they find some gumption, I'm only half way through the book but I have an overwhelming feeling to pitch this against the wall and forget about it except it's on Kindle.I've liked this authors other books but my eyes keep rolling with this one, it is a miss.
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