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A review by emjayae149
The Earl of London by Louise Bay
5.0
THE EARL OF LONDON by Louise Bay has a bit of everything I enjoy in a romance; there’s the sweet, the sexy, the downright hot along with a good dose of humour and a touch of drama.
When Logan Steele meets Darcy Westbury, things don’t go smoothly. While there’s an attraction between them it appears that loving thy neighbour will not be part of the plan when they find themselves on opposing sides of a land development application.
I thoroughly enjoyed Logan and Darcy’s story. They kept each other on their toes and the banter between them is both fun and insightful. They openly admit to wanting something more in their lives and while there are many similarities between them, there are just as many differences. I liked the time they spent together, getting to know one another; they were building a solid relationship foundation.
When Logan and Darcy were spinning their wheels, it was a lot of fun reading the extreme matchmaking efforts of the villagers. Sure, they were a tad pushy at times, but their intentions were genuine and sweet.
The Earl of London really does tick all the romance book boxes: the setting, the characters, the story and the happy ever after. Highly recommended.
When Logan Steele meets Darcy Westbury, things don’t go smoothly. While there’s an attraction between them it appears that loving thy neighbour will not be part of the plan when they find themselves on opposing sides of a land development application.
I thoroughly enjoyed Logan and Darcy’s story. They kept each other on their toes and the banter between them is both fun and insightful. They openly admit to wanting something more in their lives and while there are many similarities between them, there are just as many differences. I liked the time they spent together, getting to know one another; they were building a solid relationship foundation.
When Logan and Darcy were spinning their wheels, it was a lot of fun reading the extreme matchmaking efforts of the villagers. Sure, they were a tad pushy at times, but their intentions were genuine and sweet.
The Earl of London really does tick all the romance book boxes: the setting, the characters, the story and the happy ever after. Highly recommended.