Title: An embarrassment to print
Review: I understand that historical accuracy in a romance novel may seem like an oxymoron, but could we please try for a little. I used to read Ms. Coulter's books with fascination until I went to college. Now I know better (and more). Her characters are trite and the rough sex is more disturbing than titillating. Also, her grasp of the English language is weak--a picture is "hung" and a man is "hanged." Helen Mayberry had enormous potential as a character that she ceased to realize by the middle of the book. The suspenseful treasure hunt degenerated into nonsense by the end and was randomly complicated by the introduction of the former husband. Why must every woman in her novels receive a beating? I highly recommend spending money on worthier authors, such as Lisa Kleypas, Maggie Osborne, and Pamela Morsi.
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