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I did like this book for many reasons. First, it is a historical romance that held
true to the history behind the story. Second, the undying love that each man
possessed for each other was an inspiring thing to behold. But even bigger and
more on a personal note, the love between the two men is seen as a fault only by
man, and not by God.
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...Brother Mark of Lydford, an apprentice stonecutter at Tavistock, awakening
from a wet dream, guiltily savoring the pleasure of being fondled by another man.
“He needed someone to love him—a man to love him. A man he could love. God
forgive him…” Brother Mark will soon get his wish.
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