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A review by bananatricky
The Only Reason for the London Season by Kristin Vayden
3.0
Not so much a novella as a short story.
A young debutante decides to defy her mother and wear a colour other than the staple peach worn by all the other debutantes. She goes to a ball, sees a man, gets caught in a compromising position and they marry. The epilogue is set a long time in the future (like talking about their children).
It was ok but I'd feel short-changed if it was in an anthology!
Seriously half the book is adverts for other stories.
A young debutante decides to defy her mother and wear a colour other than the staple peach worn by all the other debutantes. She goes to a ball, sees a man, gets caught in a compromising position and they marry. The epilogue is set a long time in the future (like talking about their children).
It was ok but I'd feel short-changed if it was in an anthology!
Seriously half the book is adverts for other stories.