
The Flame and the Flower
4.1/5
What is “The Flame and the Flower” about?
A historical romance that was one of the first to depict explicit sexual encounters, including non-consensual acts, set in the 18th century.
What Readers Say
Readers appreciate the book's role in shaping the modern historical romance genre. Many praise Woodiwiss's vivid and atmospheric writing style. Fans note the book's emotional intensity and dramatic plot twists. Some readers criticize the portrayal of non-consensual acts and outdated gender norms. Best suited for readers interested in romance history and genre evolution.
Rating Distribution
Based on 11 Open Library ratings
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