Master of Surrender by Karin Tabke
There’s a genuinely dark and even cruel hero here, perhaps too cruel as the romance rings false.

There’s a genuinely dark and even cruel hero here, perhaps too cruel as the romance rings false.

Ooh, Italy, sex, and romance – ooh, la la!

I’m still not sure why these two are in love.

Remember when the author was good? I can’t either.

Eh, the previous related book is so much better than this one.

No five oogies this time – this is a solid read, but I have reservations about the couple.

Not a bad story at all, but for some reason it’s also very easy to put down.

It has its ups and downs. Up and down, ending up squarely in the middle.

Too overwrought and melodramatic to be enjoyable.

An annoying heroine and a horrible swathe of head-hopping.
