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A review by english_lady03
Line by Line by Jennifer Delamere
4.0
I liked this story overall. The backdrop of the late Victorian/early Georgian telegraphy (forerunner of telephones or the internet) network was an interesting choice and worked quite well. In fact, I think this might have been better than the first novel in the author's first trilogy which come out a couple of years ago.
The story and some of the characters were quite normal for this genre but not uninteresting. The heroine's assortment of cats was an amusing touch.
There were a few Americanisms in the characters speech and mannerisms, but that's to be expected and I'm usually pleasantly surprised when there aren't.
Recommended.
Thanks to the publisher Bethany House for allowing me to read a copy of this title. I was not required to write a positive review and all opinions expressed are my own.
The story and some of the characters were quite normal for this genre but not uninteresting. The heroine's assortment of cats was an amusing touch.
There were a few Americanisms in the characters speech and mannerisms, but that's to be expected and I'm usually pleasantly surprised when there aren't.
Recommended.
Thanks to the publisher Bethany House for allowing me to read a copy of this title. I was not required to write a positive review and all opinions expressed are my own.