I rate this about a 4.25. I'm big into rounding down these days.About 4.25 of those stars are for Millie's fortitude. Her stoic pragmatism was something here, and her strength something else.I won't recap, but I'll definitely say in many ways this isn't an easy read. And it would be easy to malign ...
Ravishing the Heiress is about an arranged marriage between Millie, the only child of a wealthy canned goods merchant and Fitz, a man who comes into an earldom with properties nearly in ruins. Due to this arrangement, Fitz and Millie agree to a marriage in name only for six (then it expands to eight...
Me hubiera gustado mucho mas si no la autora no hubiese puesto tanto énfasis en el pasado (a pesar de que esos capítulos sirven para comprender la rara amistad de la pareja principal y el modo en que elsufrimiento del amor no correspondido de Millie la va hundiendo en una sumisión casi patética , es...
Have you ever seen a dog or a cat woken from general anaesthesia? It’s walking around all dazed, bumping against the walls. That’s me after reading Sherry Thomas. She is the best romance writer in the history of the universe. I had read very few romances until I found Sherry Thomas, and since I foun...
While I was reading this book, I was absolutely absorbed by it, along for every twist and turn in the bumpy ride. Once it was over and I'd had some time to think about it, though, the glowing review I wanted to write refused to come forward. The resolution was too easily accomplished -- a more satis...
The absolute best thing about Sherry Thomas's romances (among many) is how unconventional they always are. She goes beyond the typical reformed rake meets wallflower spinster and they live HEA plot to create lively, passionate, and heartwarming stories that are entirely original. [b:Ravishing the H...
The writing in this book was excellent. I think I was just disappointed that the heroine seemed to put so much more stock in the hero's emotional desires than her own. And that the hero was so content to let her for so long.I understand that it is a MOC and the heroine was really young when they ma...
Really, really nicely done. The story is a riff on the old marriage-of-convenience story where the upper-class hero, coming into a debt-ridden inheritance, has to reluctantly marry a rich merchant's plain daughter instead of his chosen upper-class beautiful bride who does not have the money he needs...
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