by Tasha Alexander
I liked this book the least of all 5 books so far. The series presents a heroine with modern ideas in Victorian times. She's rich of course, smart, independent and has a husband who supports these scandalous ideas of equality. They investigate mysteries together, along with one or two friends the...
Always enjoyable, always walking the line between "more complex than expected" and "not complex enough." A bit disappointed that the two really interesting non-A-plot threads from the last two books - Emily's thoughts and feelings about childbearing and motherhood, as well as the back-and-forth betw...
I can't get enough of the Lady Emily series! And I only have 1 book to go to be caught up and breathlessly waiting the next book... oh, how I hate that!Although I must say that I found myself peeved at Lady Emily several times in this book -- yes, peeved. She's been through a lot in a short time, no...
I loved the first few books in this series but haven't quite managed to get into the last few. I felt like this one was plagued by random chunks of exposition (I have found a body! I will think about my own problems in an effort to catch readers up!) and anachronistic attitudes. It was all the more ...
I think this series gets better and better with each book, and Tasha Alexander is fast becoming one of my favorite authors. Following the events that transpired during their honeymoon, Emily and Colin visit Colin's mother's estate in Normandy, France so that Emily can continue to heal from her wou...
Must more enjoyable than the last one. Back to form, thankfully. Fascinating characters.
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