Title: Beguiling insight
Product review: Medieval Wales with all its smells (good and bad), by-ways and castles comes alive in NECTAR FOR A STONE.NECTAR starts with disturbing events and there are plenty more to come. I particularly enjoyed (if that's the right word) the light she shines on the villains--Maelgwyn and Sir Nicholas--and their terrible deeds. There's a particularly appealing male lead character, as well.There's humour here, too, as befits a period that relished its jokes and riddles. And Jane Guill gives you so much of the flavour of the period that it's hard not to believe she actually lived then. The descriptions of the location and the painstaking details in the book make it a fascinating read.
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