by Sophie Jordan
Well, that escalated quickly. A short story generally means there is less time to build the romance, and that is true here. Not quite believable for me, but a fun, quick read anyway.
This book was part of a blog tour I received a copy for my honest reviewPaget, Owen and Bran had always been the best of friends leaving Jamie out. When Owen and Jamie go off to war Paget grows up and realizes she wants something more than just a friendship in her marriage. The eldest son Bran dies...
For this review and more visit my blogThe Earl in My Bed is a sweet little adult novella that ticked all the boxes. I am more used to Sophie Jordan writing YA, having penned the very popular Firelight series, but here she proves that adult romantic literature us well within her grasp as well. I r...
A bit too whirlwind for me, but then again, so are most novellas. Nice and steamy though; great for Valentine's Day. Full review to follow (and can I just say how much I'm looking forward to Owen's book?!)
This was a charming, delightful quick read about Paget, the daughter of a vicar, and Jamie, the new Earl of Winnigham. Paget always thought she would marry Jamie's younger brother but with Owen off to war, she has come to realize her feelings are more platonic. Jamie is suddenly stirring up new fe...
Everyone, including herself, assumes Paget will marry her childhood friend Owen. He left four years earlier to fight a war with the understanding they would marry when he returned. But Paget comes to realize that as much as she cares for Owen, she doesn't passionately love him. And she really wants ...
This story is listed as a novella in the forgotten princesses series, after Lessons from a Scandalous Bride, and not having read that book, I can't tell you how the characters here are connected there. I can tell you it would have been helpful to have some knowledge of the previous books as the aut...
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