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At first, it wasn't bad. Then at page 100, it got worse. And then at 230 it was really bad. And by the end, it was eye-bleeding, mind-numbingly bad. It just became a huge, garbled mess of events, like the author couldn't decide what should be the true climax of the book. So why not just try it all? ...
I expected the Silverton Scandal to be more important then it was, given that the name of the book is The Silverton Scandal. It does have an effect, but I thought that someone had learned that Lord Silverton (Lucien) was the one to rob the stage coach that Eleanor was on. I had wondered why a Lord ...
This is about as close to "Hell no!" as I'm likely to get for quite some time. Epistolary style novels do not work for me; I find them annoying, boring, and rarely finish them. In the book's defense, I didn't realize what this was when I bought it or I'd simply have never tried it. It came as litt...
I have an odd relationship with this writer's Jane Austen pastiches; despite the fact that the books never get more then a meh 3 stars from me, I keep coming back for me. I can't figure out if this makes me an optimist or masochist. Yet I can't stay away, mostly because her ideas are ones I've per...
Mr. Darcy's Christmas Carol de Carolyn Eberhart(valoración: 3,5 austen)Es una historia paranormal de los espíritus y la magia de la navidad. Con un mensaje muy en consenso con estos días y las reflexiones que debemos hacer como un regalo a nosotros mismos en estas fechas. En el caso de Darcy, despre...
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