by Miranda Neville
Miss Anne Brotherton, supporting character of The Importance of Being Wicked and jilted once the Duke initially courting her fell head over heels for her widowed cousin instead, now has to fend off eager suitors everywhere she turns in London. Every man becomes a fortune hunter when faced with the r...
It's unfortunate, but I just didn't connect with the heroine at all, and I felt like I was slogging through quicksand trying to just get through the story. At one point, I didn't like either Anne or Marcus, although Marcus improved a smidge once at Hinton Manor. He was not strong enough, however, t...
Eh. This one didn’t quite hit the mark for me. It was ok, but it didn’t really inspire any deep feeling. The book wasn’t exactly boring, but it teetered on the edge. The story centers on two characters featured heavily in The Importance of Being Wicked: Caro’s cousin Anne and her unscrupulous fr...
This will just be a shorter review. Normally I love Miranda Neville, but after almost a week of trying to get into this story, I decided to give up on it. I only got halfway through though. I was really disappointed though. In the past, I have enjoyed Neville's stories. However this one just didn't ...
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