A Tale of Two Lovers
Format: kindle
ASIN: B00A2AEUC2
Publish date: April 26th 2011
Publisher: HarperCollins
Pages no: 384
Edition language: English
Series: The Writing Girls (#2)
"You are stubborn, maddening, illogical and infuriating," Roxbury grumbled. "I am a Lady," Julianna retorted, as she stepped behind a voluminous potted fern. "Exactly.That's what I said," he said, following her. She gasped. He grinned. Julianna is one of the four writing girls, and she is well known...
My GR stats tell me I've read 27 books so far this year. Of those, I've given 5 stars to only 6 of them. A Tale of Two Lovers was one of those books. Maya Rodale is a new-to-me author, but damned if she isn't going to become an autobuy. She is seriously good.There are a number of really good rev...
A Tale of Two Lovers was a bit of a wall banger for me. Rodale's a good writer, so the prose flowed well and kept me invested in the story. Sadly, the main characters in this story are HORRIBLE PEOPLE (TM). I don't mind abrasive characters. I don't even mind characters with problematic personalities...
Lady Julianna Somerset has worked hard after her husbands scandalous death to make her name proper and she has succeeded for the most part. Julianna reports on gossip and is the mysterious Lady of Distinction and one of her most reported on persons is the notorious rake, Lord Simon Roxsbury. Just af...
This is a Quickie Review. For the full review, please visit The Romanceaholic.Expected Release Date: Available Now!Publisher: HarperCollinsImprint: AvonAuthor’s Website: http://www.mayarodale.com/My Source for This Book: Amazon.comPart of a Series: Yes, Book 2, Writing GirlSeries Best Read In Order:...
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