I finished The Wolf Of Wessex in two days

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Yesterday I posted that I had started this book by Matthew Harffy. It is a book that I came across on amazon after using the filters to pick historical fiction and books under the Kindle Unlimited Program. It is not my normal type of reading, though I have read books similar to this in the past. I kept expecting there to be some sort of, if not romance, a coming together of souls between the two main characters. One was an "old man" though he was only around 50 years old. The other was "not quite a woman, but not quite a child either." Dunston, the old man, came across a mutilated corpse whilst checking his traps for food. Actually it was Odin, his dog, that first came across the carcass, but Dunston soon found the poor fellow himself. Shortly thereafter he came across Aedwyn, and their adventure began. He took the girl and the body of her father to the town closest to his home, and to the Reeve (Sheriff), but found himself accused of the crime. I won't go into more detail, but will say that the book led us on an adventure where the reader became more and more vested in the success of their mission, and the hope that they would both survive. Dunston met several of his old friends along the way, and had his agility and fighting skills tested as he went on the path of finding the truth and exonerating himself. Would I read this again? Yes. What type of book or movie is your least favorite?