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A review by victoriaalexander
The Legend of the Bloodstone by E.B. Brown
3.0
Bodice rippers are tedious reading, but I am a big fan of time travel stories so, decided to give this one a go.
Maggie, a twentieth century woman, travels back to early colonial times. She meets up with a sexy Brave and for awhile, the story is all about him telling her what to do (appropriate for the time period), her resisting, then usually submitting.
That's the tedious part.
This turned out to be a page-turning story with a good historical base. I liked it well enough to read the next three books, learning to skip over the overdone love scenes and be carried away with the characters and their challenges.
I think this gifted storyteller would benefit by some good editing.
Maggie, a twentieth century woman, travels back to early colonial times. She meets up with a sexy Brave and for awhile, the story is all about him telling her what to do (appropriate for the time period), her resisting, then usually submitting.
That's the tedious part.
This turned out to be a page-turning story with a good historical base. I liked it well enough to read the next three books, learning to skip over the overdone love scenes and be carried away with the characters and their challenges.
I think this gifted storyteller would benefit by some good editing.