by Elizabeth Moss
My review contains spoilers and they're mostly my thoughts as I went with the book...Elizabeth Moss’s Wolf Bride, book 1 of Lust in the Tudor Court, was both fun and frustrating. I was drawn to this book for simply for the gorgeous cover as I’ve never read anything by the author prior to this book. ...
I received this book for free from Sourcebooks Casablanca in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. This review first appeared on One Curvy Blogger. THE WRITING It was so hard for me to rate Wolf Bride. On one hand, I loved the m...
THE WRITINGIt was so hard for me to rate Wolf Bride. On one hand, I loved the mixture of Tudor royalty and semi-accurate (this is historical romance after all) history. Moss excellently introduced historical royalty into this book, it was the only thing I actually loved about this book. I am such a ...
I'm glad I hung in there for the Anne Boleyn beheading scene (roughly 70-80% in) because it was done really well and the sense of history had my nerdy self jonesing. The rest, well, umm, do you like nipples (this is extremely important here), amazingly dumb bratty heroines, and heroes without firs...
I received a digital copy in exchange for an honest review from Sourcebooks Casablanca.I was really on the fence about how I felt toward Wolf Bride. There is so much to love, so much dynamic story telling going on and the chorus of characters all buzzing in kept me interested enough to follow throug...
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