Kyland is the fifth book I've read by Mia Sheridan, and if it wasn't for her writing skill, this would be two stars. At this rate, I feel like she could writer utter tripe and I'd still read it. This book was highly predictable, full of nonsensical self-sacrifice, extremely idealistic to the point it's unbelievable, and deeply romantic. Also the two characters remain celibate for 4 years - again feeding into that idealism image. How can I connect to a romance, if I don't feel it is realistic? But at the same time, she is able to string pretty words together, so I kind of shrug and just enjoy it all the same.