This is another medieval time-traveling romance that I bought eons ago and will never get around to reading. My copy is the older version with two nearly naked people, a big swath of polar bear fur and a huge sword.

Here's a review similar to what I'd probably write if I actually read it:
Reviewer: Mitzi "mitzi_73"
I feel guilty for giving this book two stars because everyone seemed to have loved it. The problem I had with this book is that the romance is secondary to the story. Thorn had absolutely no personality, he reminded me of "me Thorn, you Roseleen". A barbarian who just wanted to f***. No romance whatsoever. Roseleen was an interesting character but she spent most of her time trying to right the wrongs of the time travel mistakes they encountered. I would to have like to have read more scenes of Thorn and Roseleen getting to know each other, spending time and discovering each other. Too much time spent on a history lesson. (William the Conqueror)

Now what I did love about this book was the ending which made the laborious read worthwhile. I did get goosebumps and was very satisfied. Closed the book with a smile on my face. I do love Johanna Lindsey's work so I always find something I like about it.

RELEASE NOTES:

I left this on the little shelf above the sink inside the ladies room around 3pm today.

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I found this book at Panera last week. I honestly probably won't read it. I'll release it this week I think.

RELEASE NOTES:

I found this book last summer and just recently found it again in a box of books. I'm not going to read it so I figured I'd re-release it for someone else to find.

I put it on top of the paper towel dispenser in the women's bathroom.

I caught this book at Panera Bread in Bedford Grove Ctr., and I found it on the top of the paper towel dispenser where it was left. I found the book to be interesting. I enjoy reading books by Johanna Lindsey but I guess I enjoy her recent novels a little better. I plan on passing the book to my Sister - then she can release it.