Its a cute, sweet story but there really isn’t much to it. I truly don’t understand why there are so mary 5 stars. Is there a plot in there somewhere? If so it was pretty darn weak. Sorry.
not a lot of substance
Review from Dragon Ever After →
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A Really Stupid Book
Review from Shadowline Drift →
Wish I could return for credit! What a waste of time! Badly written, naive and predictable plot. Won’t trust “Recommendations” ever again.
Very fun series!!
Review from The Druid Next Door →
I am loving this series of books! This book is Mal and Bryce’s story. I love that Bryce has no idea the power he has and figures it out as he goes. I really like seeing characters from the first book in the series as well. I think this book is best enjoyed as part..
Beautifully tender!
Review from Two Rogues Make a Right →
The third book in the Seducing the Sedgewicks series is the best! We see Martin Easterbrook being a right pain throughout the other brother’s books, and now we learn what was behind his actions. His life-long love for this best friend, Will, was surprising, lovely, and so very tender. Cat Sebastian is very gifted at..
I love this series
Review from Deception in Darkness →
felix is my spirit human….. he makes me laugh so much and watch him and Lane grow over these books was so awesome.
four out of five
Review from Broken →
narration was great. story slightly bland, but yet good. I would love to check up on mental disabilities in order to give a more rounded review.
different than usual
Review from Death Can Be Habit-Forming →
hope, hopelessness, addiction, scam, family, family-dynamics, 1820s, London, class-consciousness, rescue, suspense, despair, mystery, forced-isolation, lies***** Opium den or private asylum treatment for addiction? At the beginning, John is somewhat despondent because he has no new assignments since leaving the Bow Street Runners. Despite his pregnant wife’s fears, he takes on a case involving a young..
I seized this audiobook when it first released. Cheri Champagne and Joel Froomkin? OMG, sign me up! I wasn’t disappointed. The story felt original – a young woman who is bored with her life as a crofter’s daughter, who wants to tread the boards in the theatres of London. The dream feels out of reach..
Wonderful!
Review from The Missing Page →
So glad to visit with Leo and James again. Amazing writing, engaging mystery, great cast of characters, …. and these two idiots, well, they have my whole heart. ❤️ Their relation evolves and grows throughout the book in a lovely, touching way. Honestly can’t wait for more.
Again, this didn’t come off as an Aimee book. Not only was the sex glazed over or fade to black (which is unusual for her), there were things in the story I’d never expect Aimee to have in one of her books. Like Rome’s best friends just casually letting their rich friends be racist toward..