by Jo Beverley
It’s somewhere in between 2.5 stars and 3 stars, but I am feeling generous. The book is not bad. It just isn’t good. It’s an average romance, set in the second part of the 18th century, England. What irked me most was the protagonists’ perennial concern about money, clothing, and general lifestyle. ...
regency, well-done
Better-than-average romance, great characters, good plot. Liked the imperfect hero/heroine roles.
It’s really hard for me to review this, because what mostly comes to my mind is what I didn’t like about it, and the positives I think of are mostly backhanded critiques. (More enjoyable than her last few... I actually finished it...) and all that makes it seem like I didn’t enjoy it. Honestly, it ...
This is a Quickie Review. For the full review, please visit The Romanceaholic.Lovers of steamy romances may wish to pass this one by. While I wouldn’t qualify it as YA by any means, as there is some third-base action that is rather skimmed over, there is no actual consummation.Overall, this was a ra...
Surprisingly good, though not many love scenes. I liked it, though.
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