by Lisa Kleypas
After the rape-fest that was [b:Devil in Winter|114166|Devil in Winter (Wallflowers, #3)|Lisa Kleypas|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1309220205s/114166.jpg|1823830], I was naturally wary of Kleypas. But I decided to give her another shot.I should have known.The book's description doesn't even say any...
One of Kleypas's very first books. I was planning to read this for sometime. Interesting premise. For one of her very first books and early works the writing quality was still impressive and pretty strong. I just wasn't as enthralled w/ the story as I was with some of her other books (okay pretty m...
I'm a big fan of Lisa Kleypas but I couldn't get into this book. It felt like a grade school romance, the heroine was so immature and the conflict was so predictable, why would the hero put himself in that position. I read about a third then gave up. Heath saves Lucinda when she falls through the...
This was funny to read - one of LK's first, which she notes in a very cute forward, and needs to be read with that lens firmly in place. But, still, it's great to see the beginnings of her trademark humor, and Heath fits in very nicely with the best of her heroes.
My review contains spoilers and they're mostly my thoughts as I went with the book...After my 2nd reading of the book...Oh yes yes yes, I want Heath. I can’t seem to forget how crazy he was for Lucy through the whole story. I mean this is why I adore LK heroes; this is what I wanna see in my Romance...
It was odd reading a historical that didn't take place in England or even Europe, but I liked the difference. It was a nice brake from the normal drama. Although, it's not all that different with the similarities in expectations. I really loved one of the secondary guys. I kept hoping that we would ...
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