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A review by bookbutch
The Heir and The Enchantress by Paullett Golden
3.0
Thank you to NetGalley for this book in exchange for an honest review.
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This was, all in all, a very satisfactory romance novel. I liked the two main characters and their relationship building. It has a slower pace to it, which I enjoyed.
I did find that they were too young for the experience and maturity that they were purported to have.
They should have been aged up a bit. Harold was only 20, I believe, and that is waaaaay too young. A lot of romance novels have men that are closer to their 30s, so he seems like a baby compared to a lot of the romance I've been reading lately. And Hazel is 17. I know that people, especially rich people, got married young, but dang is 17 young.
I found that this book was a bit hard to follow originally and there were too many characters, but that is my fault for jumping in on book five of a series, even if romance novels do tend to be made to stand alone.
Overall, it was a fun read and I will probably pick up the series at book one.
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This was, all in all, a very satisfactory romance novel. I liked the two main characters and their relationship building. It has a slower pace to it, which I enjoyed.
I did find that they were too young for the experience and maturity that they were purported to have.
They should have been aged up a bit. Harold was only 20, I believe, and that is waaaaay too young. A lot of romance novels have men that are closer to their 30s, so he seems like a baby compared to a lot of the romance I've been reading lately. And Hazel is 17. I know that people, especially rich people, got married young, but dang is 17 young.
I found that this book was a bit hard to follow originally and there were too many characters, but that is my fault for jumping in on book five of a series, even if romance novels do tend to be made to stand alone.
Overall, it was a fun read and I will probably pick up the series at book one.