Amazon Review By Marky
The Wizard
A cracking read from Mary Ann Bernal for the fourth book in
her series. All her hallmarks are there - sumptuous description of the period,
accurate, sharp dialogue and a central plot which shrewdly functions as allegory
for modern relationship dilemmas. The strength of this book is in the
characterisation: Concordia is feisty, vain, arrogant and subtly alluring.
Brantson is noble and forthright, a Galahad by any other name. Chad and Thayer
are mysterious and exotic, laced with a hint of danger. The interaction between
all of the principals is well observed and at times, thrilling. I thoroughly
enjoyed this book and heartily recommend it - and not just for fans of
historical fiction.
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