My review cross-posted from Joyfully Reviewed: http://www.joyfullyreviewed.com/new-reviews/a-breach-of-promise-by-victoria-vaneAt seventeen, Lydia Trent was highly anticipating her marriage to Marcus, Lord Russell. Six years later, Lydia has still not made it to the altar and her patience with Marcu...
Loved the couple for their resolve to not give in to each other! Like her other novels, I wish Vane would write them a tad bit longer, so I could enjoy them more, but even in the short novel she gives her characters an unusual amount of depth that is tough to accomplish in such a short time.And that...
Six years ago, Lydia and Marcus, Lord Russell, entered a betrothal. Marcus soon left for the war and Lydia waited. And kept waiting. Marcus isn´t eager for the marriage but when he receives a letter where Lydia demands an end to their agreement, he soon sees the better of his ways. Gettting to know ...
The prologue was atrocious but after that it picked up.PS: I have to admit that I skipped the sex descriptions after the 1st one, they were making me cringe...
I've debated between 3 and 4 stars on this one, finally deciding on 3.5.I REALLY did not like Marcus. I think he may be a misunderstood character, however being such a short story there wasn't much time to develop his character more. I did start to like him more towards the end but I still wasn't t...
Victoria Vane is the alt pen name of historical romance author Emory Lee. In this book we see the same strengths you can see in Lee's other works. A nice, fairly accurate depiction of the Regency period.The trope we're presented with in this novella is "neglected betrothed kicks disinterested fiance...
One of my very favourite HR storylines is that of the long-gone fiance. You know, the one who is betrothed to the heroine while she is little more than a child, and comes back years later to discover how much she's grown up in his absence.I REALLY liked this book. I was predisposed to like the sto...
Cute but not very substantial story. Because I knew, and cared, so little about the antagonists, the sex was OK, albeit fairly graphic (which was good!).
Victoria Vane pens down a delightful and fun novella about a reunion and second chances. On the night of her betrothal Lydia Trent is finally going to marry the man she's been wanting and loving for so long, Marcus, Lord Russell on the other hand has adventure on his mind and not marriage. But giv...
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