Lord Ferdinand Dudley is delighted with Pinewood Manor, but there's a minor problem, the occupant, Lady Viola Thornhill who claims it is hers. They are both determined but both attracted and her past is going to haunt her. It's an interesting story with a great female character who is determined t...
This was rather tedious. I am disappointed that Ferdy didn't get a better story. But this didn't have much depth and no real love story. Some physical stuff and also some very unprobable turns. The twist with Viola's father was pretty much obvious from the beginning and the whole story was ext...
Dash it, i have considered Mary Balogh one of my favorite Historical romance authors, even if I had read only one of her books, besides this one. The first one of this saga was almost perfect. I loved it and it is one of my favorite Regency books. But sadly, Viola the MC is soooo different from Ja...
Ferdinand Dudley is pleased to win a small estate while playing at cards. But when he visits his new mansion, he finds the supposedly deserted property already has a resident--a young, beautiful, and demure woman named Viola Thornhill! Viola is as sure that the property is hers as he is that it's ...
Really liked the character of Aimee, she was very fun. And how can somebody not like the setting of Paris. However, the story was darker than I would have liked. Aimee is hired to verify the story of Jewish woman, Lili, who thought she saw a Nazi collaborator from her childhood. When Lili turns ...
This book reminds me of the scene between Shrek and Donkey in "Shrek", when Shrek is trying to tell Donkey that ogres have layers -- like an onion. This book is all about the layers. Just when you think you know who's who and what's going on (or perhaps even that this plot seems familiar), another l...
A kind of giddy but gritty barrier to suspension of disbelief is about this one. It did have the rare Regency theme of experienced heroine and virgin hero nicely done.
3/5; 3 stars; BThe first time I rated this book I gave it four stars but after re-reading it i changed my rating slightly. The writing is awesome, as it always is when Mary Balogh is the author. Its just that a fundamental character trait of the heroine bothered me so much that I could barely st...
4,25 stars!!Memorable Scene:- from the moment Logan and Meredith are in the car via against-the-wall-by-the-door making out to the panties-ripping in the bedroom > *fans self*Quick & Dirty-review:Ingredients/Summary:It's an Ellora's Cave Quickie so the blurb about covers it as far as a summary goes....
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