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sparklingreader's review
4.0
Thoughts: This was the third book I read in the series and I’m still enjoying them! They are fun, romantic, sweet, with characters you like (or don’t like in one case, but he’s the villain, so it fits). In this one, Elizabeth St. Vincent is attempting to revamp her reputation in society, but certain people aren’t making it easy on her. Help comes in the form of Charles Aldridge and the Ladies’ Whist Society.
What I liked: The ladies of the society and how they gather around to help and protect Elizabeth. I also loved how Charles steps up to help her as well – and the scene in the coach while he’s on his way to Dover is perfect. The relationship between Penelope (Charles’ mother) and Bolton is also fun. Especially the big reveal at the end. Nicely done and a nice subplot.
What I didn’t like: As in other books, there was some minor confusion between names: Aldrich, Alder… suggest the author might want to make the differences between some names wider – though that may not be possible at this juncture.
Recommendation: I heartily recommend this series. To get the most out of the books, start at the beginning, but it’s not absolutely necessary. They’re sweet historicals that give you a satisfying HEA.
Disclaimer: I received this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own and are not influenced by anyone or anything.
What I liked: The ladies of the society and how they gather around to help and protect Elizabeth. I also loved how Charles steps up to help her as well – and the scene in the coach while he’s on his way to Dover is perfect. The relationship between Penelope (Charles’ mother) and Bolton is also fun. Especially the big reveal at the end. Nicely done and a nice subplot.
What I didn’t like: As in other books, there was some minor confusion between names: Aldrich, Alder… suggest the author might want to make the differences between some names wider – though that may not be possible at this juncture.
Recommendation: I heartily recommend this series. To get the most out of the books, start at the beginning, but it’s not absolutely necessary. They’re sweet historicals that give you a satisfying HEA.
Disclaimer: I received this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own and are not influenced by anyone or anything.
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