Johanna Lindsey
johanna Lindsey is one of the most popular authors of romantic fiction, with more than sixty million copies of her novels sold. World renowned for her novels of "first-rate romance" (New York Daily News), Lindsey is the author of forty-three previous bestselling novels, many of which have been #1...
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johanna Lindsey is one of the most popular authors of romantic fiction, with more than sixty million copies of her novels sold. World renowned for her novels of "first-rate romance" (New York Daily News), Lindsey is the author of forty-three previous bestselling novels, many of which have been #1 New York Times bestsellers. Lindsey lives in Maine with her family.
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TSTL and very annoying heroine X ineffective hero. When a 19th century woman behaves so anachronistically I expect that she has the character to justify this choice because I don't find stupidity cute at all.
Lindsey's Malory Family was pretty well-established by this book. I happen to enjoy the stowaway trope and this had some pretty funny moments.
Ah, James. I loved how he pretended "George" was a boy, yet he pushed her buttons. And how once he became aroused by her, he realized he couldn't really make a move because she'd think he liked little boys, lol! And how great he was with her when he did finally make his move. But at least in this on...
Character enjoyment-4 starsOverall plot-3 starsThis installment of the Malory collection doesn't have the best of plots, BUT there is ample Captain "Hawk"/James Malory thrown in. Though James, the black sheep, had been introduced in the previous two books as the daring uncle who knows the seedier si...
3 stars - I liked it!Had a few issues with the heroine..such as the 'nausea' and the whole looking like a 12 year old boy disguise but overall it was a fun read.
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