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Review: Insufficient Mating Material Let me state right now for the record, I don't read romance stories. I dislike them intensely. Imagine my surprise when I finished reading Rowena Cherry's romance novel, "Insufficient Mating Material" in two days. I'm just sorry it ended. This is a romance story told with true grit. John Wayne would've loved being featured in this book. It's his kind of romance story from being marooned on a charted desert isle to taming of the shrew. Not everyone could've carried off this slight of hand, but there's one thing I've learned about Rowena. She's a professional. When she writes romance, she puts her heart, soul, and chess knowledge into it. Hundreds of years ago, chess was created so that people would fight war with their wits, instead of by force. Ms. Cherry continues using this strategy in writing "Insufficient Mating Material." Her hero and heroine pit wits against a protagonist that just as versatile and deadly as they are. Run, don't walk to the nearest bookstore, and buy a copy of this truly awesome book. I know that whenever Rowena chooses to continue this series, I'll be waiting in line with the rest of her fans to snatch and glorify a copy of her immense chess wit, romantic interludes and shinnigans with a royal family that just doesn't quit when their world turns upside down and topsy turvey. Five romantic thumbs up! "Creator" Cauldwell
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