by Lisa Kleypas
A much better book than the first, Winterborne and Helen are a delightful pair. I think Helen is one of my favorite heroines. She is kind, intelligent, sensitive and a delightful sweetheart. She's decisively not annoying which is a big yay for me. Rhys Winterborne got on my nerves on the first book ...
I picked this one up because I had enjoyed the first in the series very much. I had low expectations, though, because the male love interest seemed more the stereotypical Romance genre alpha-male, on the rapey-side, based on his appearance in Cold-Hearted Rake. Much to my surprise, though, the autho...
In keeping with tradition (one previous can totally be tradition) here are two gifs that sum up my thoughts: Well, I liked this one better than the first. Helen's growth to finding her own voice was my favorite but Rhys' transformation felt a bit off. In the first book he seemed much more like ...
Loved Rys and Helen!Wonderful story, writing and characters!
Link to full review below! My love for this book is just indescribable! Seriously, I am in LOVE!!! But I have to wait until February of 2017 for Devil in Spring?!?! NO! This review was originally posted on The Book Disciple
“I can’t be a gentleman,” he said hoarsely. “Not even for you.” “You don’t have to be a gentleman. Only gentle.” What a phenomenal story! Marrying Winterborne was a historical romance with a lot of heart, some well done drama, and several exquisitely tender scenes between our hero and heroine that...
My review contains spoilers and they're mostly my thoughts... Marrying Winterborne was the most anticipated sequel to Lisa Kleypas’s new historical romance series, The Ravenels. This new series has brought back this star of the Historical Romance on the spotlight after 6 long years. Yes, all of us L...
Lady Helen Ravenel has lived a very sheltered existence on her family's estate and spent much of her life in mourning for one family member or another. Until very recently, the estate was so deeply mired in debt that Helen and her younger sisters were unlikely to have any dowries and it was very imp...
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