Book Review: The Black Lyon

Darkly handsome and rich beyond imagining, the bold English conqueror was called Lyon for his-lion like fierceness. He had no match among enemies, or women ... until he met Lyonene, the green-eyed beauty whose fiery spirit matched his own. Through a whirlwind romance and stormy marriage, she endured every peril to be by his side... until jealousy and vicious lies drove her across the Irish Sea and into grave danger. One man could save her -- only the fierce Black Lyon had the courage to destroy the ruthless plot that had driven them apart and threatened the bond of love they had vowed could never be broken.

I liked this book OK, I had a real problem with the jealousy. Ranulf is a very handsome man and he meets Lyonene, falls for her instantly. They become married and then he becomes jealous of every man who even looks at her. So much that he decides it's too much to handle and he doesn't want to be married to her any more. Lyonene has other plans and those plans get her into dangerous situations. The adventure in this book is great, but I had a hard time with Ranulf being so jealous, it was hard for me to look past.