I must say that any writer reading this book will get an excellent lesson in Point of View from Cheryl Anne. Here we have a narrator who is a dead King, and he falls in love with the archaeologist who dug him up. Cheryl's mastery of her craft had me rooting for the dead King to get the girl. The heroine is an interesting character, like most of Cheryl's females, she has a mind of her own and a dedication to her work that does not ease up, even when an old lover appears and tries to lure her away from her dead King. The writing in this story is impeccable. As I said when I read The Thin Wall it reads like British Literature.
Congratulations Cheryl, and I am now a big fan.
Review by Mary Firmin, author of Deadly Pleasures