Title: Should Not Be Called Romance
Product review: Rhys ap Owian and Isolde are a perfect match... they're both hateful people and deserve each other. No one but a ruthless, unredeemable character like Rhys, (although at some point in the book, we're told he's really a good man) could stomach a spoiled, immature woman like Isolde. Aside from having some artistic ability, she mostly cries, bemoans her wanton lack of morals, is rude to the servants and screams at Rhys.Oh, yeah. This reviewer forgot. When a man and woman constantly yell that they hate each others guts, it's called Romantic Conflict.With these despicable characters (not to be confused with a hero and heroine) at the center of the story, the plot is immaterial, and the conclusion is a who-cares. It also doesn't matter if the medieval setting was accurate. This reviewer was forced into scan mode much of the time and groaned in agony the rest.For a story with warmth, complex characters, good sex scenes and lyrical writing, READ ANY OTHER BOOK.
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