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A review by sherrios
The Lawrence Browne Affair by Cat Sebastian
5.0
Ah, another good book by Cat Sebastian. She's very rapidly worked her way into my "must finish her entire catalogue" list.
I have to say that I enjoyed this one a great deal more than I enjoyed The Soldier's Scoundrel, not in the least because it seems she very rapidly fixed her continuity problem, but primarily because of Lawrence.
The characterization of Laurie and his mental illness (I'm fairly certain he's got a massive anxiety disorder as well as possibly agoraphobia?) were spot on. She deftly set up this character without him feeling stilted, over the top, or like his bouts only came about when the plot necessitated them.
Guh. I loved this so much.
I have to say that I enjoyed this one a great deal more than I enjoyed The Soldier's Scoundrel, not in the least because it seems she very rapidly fixed her continuity problem, but primarily because of Lawrence.
The characterization of Laurie and his mental illness (I'm fairly certain he's got a massive anxiety disorder as well as possibly agoraphobia?) were spot on. She deftly set up this character without him feeling stilted, over the top, or like his bouts only came about when the plot necessitated them.
Guh. I loved this so much.