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A review by bookfever
The Heir and The Enchantress by Paullett Golden
1.0
If I had to sum The Heir and The Enchantress up in one word I would use: lackluster. It pains me to say this because historical romance is one of my favorite genres but this book was just so monotonous, tedious and really fell flat for me. There were different plots all over the place which for me didn't bring anything extra to the story except major confusion.
The characters weren't any better than the boring plots. Hazel Trethow was very childish, which can be attributed to her being only 17 years old but still I couldn't help but dislike her very much. Harold Hobbs wasn't my kinda hero either. The only positive thing I can say about him that unlike other historical romances he wasn't a rake, which I guess could be refreshing if he hadn't been so dull.
I wish I had better things to say about this book but I really couldn't find anything enjoyable. The story just didn't happen to be my cup of tea, sadly enough.
The characters weren't any better than the boring plots. Hazel Trethow was very childish, which can be attributed to her being only 17 years old but still I couldn't help but dislike her very much. Harold Hobbs wasn't my kinda hero either. The only positive thing I can say about him that unlike other historical romances he wasn't a rake, which I guess could be refreshing if he hadn't been so dull.
I wish I had better things to say about this book but I really couldn't find anything enjoyable. The story just didn't happen to be my cup of tea, sadly enough.