A review by storytimed
Vixen in Velvet by Loretta Chase

2.0

This book focused on the least interesting parts of the concept: I wanted more of the dressmaking biz, I wanted more of Gladys (forthright, unpopular Gladys!) and I wanted much less pretentious alpha-male assholery. The conclusion to the trilogy, where the men

Spoiler

conspire to rid the women of their life's work, and all three agree to retire to pursuits more suited for ~noble ladies of the ton~

put a bad taste in my mouth as well.