by Jane Feather
I liked that the hero was a Russian prince. I also liked that Livia wasn't really your run-of-the-mill miss from the ton. Those two things set the book apart from other regencies right away. It also has the characters get married in the middle of the book, which is a trope I like because it provides...
20/12 - Not as good as the first book in the series. I don't like the hero, Alexander Prokov, much at all. He appears to pursue Livia within a few sentences of the start of the first chapter (not counting the prologue). At first I wasn't sure if he was going to be a bad guy attempting to ingratia...
Very Funny! Love Jane Feather! Livia Lacey came to the house she inherited in London's Cavendish Square with her two friends, Lady Cornelia Dagenham and Lady Aurelia Farnham, to experience the excitement of city life. With Cornelia now happily married, Livia and Aurelia are on their own. But dashi...
This author I usually like, but this time, the story and characters just did not work for me. That's a pity as there was so much potential here that was squandered. To see the more complete review, please go here:http://www.epinions.com/review/Book_To_Wed_a_Wicked_Prince_Jane_Feather/content_4671937...
* Concept of espionage/spies are fascinating, but poorly executed in this novel* Lack of romance in beginning, seemed forced* Secretive-untrustworthy, not clear motives* Inconsistency in heroine--rather insipid and shallow at start* Author's version of spies/espionage--laughable and not appealing to...
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