The Love Knot

Rating:
Summary: A Totally AWFUL book
Review: The nicest thing I can say about my reading this book is that I was only too happy when it ended!
I would have taken away the star rating and given it about -5 stars but that wasn't an option. I read at least one and sometimes more historcal romance novels a day so it's difficult for me to locate books I haven't already read. I thought I'd take a chance on the author because I didn't know her. It was a huge mistake and loss of good money. My favorite author is Robin Schone, though she doesn't have but a few books out. I will reread her novels. I think Robin is a brilliant author. Ms. Brandewyne however is in another whole class. I mentioned my favorite author so that whomever may read this can know to whom I compare this author to. I hope that it might help others who like the same material as I do from making the same mistake as to purchase this book.

Rating:
Summary: The Love Knot
Review: This book is a total waste of time for anyone who has enjoyed
the author in the past. The story line is fair but the content
and dialogue are absurd. Having read previous publications by
this author, one wonders if she actually wrote the book. It's
surely a disappointment and doesn't qualify as a literary effort on any level. I would not recommend it as even 'light reading'.
She's lost her touch or imagination or both. Not a good read.

Rating:
Summary: More like a noose than a knot
Review: With paragraphs two sentences long that take up half the page, you can only imagine the boredom that strikes the reader. The descriptions goes on and on, ad nauseum, and the characters are trite. If the author was trying for gothic romance, she ended up only in leaving the reader aghast in horror.
I'd rather read Daphne Du Maurier or one of the Bronte's than wade through the dull prose of Ms. Brandewyne.
Safe yourself and don't bother with this book. 0 stars.

Rating:
Summary: More like a noose than a knot
Review: With paragraphs two sentences long that take up half the page, you can only imagine the boredom that strikes the reader. The descriptions goes on and on, ad nauseum, and the characters are trite. If the author was trying for gothic romance, she ended up only in leaving the reader aghast in horror.
I'd rather read Daphne Du Maurier or one of the Bronte's than wade through the dull prose of Ms. Brandewyne.
Safe yourself and don't bother with this book. 0 stars.