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A review by vera_readingadventures10
The Heiress at Sea by Christi Caldwell
4.0
I saw this Book on the Netgalley Webpage a few days ago and since I am an avid lover of the genre historical romance, I had to read it. They send me a Copy in exchange for a unbiased review.
This review is spoiler free.
Overall Thoughts:
I read this Book in one sitting, because I couldn’t put it down. I had genuinely a lot of fun while reading and there were a few scenes that just made me laugh out loud they were so funny.
The plot wasn’t that original, and the characters were sometimes just silly, but the writing was great and humorous.
The banter between the two main characters was just chef’s kiss it made things so much better and was done just right.
The only thing I didn’t like was that the Author did a fade to black thing with the sex scene. It was disappointing because I actually was looking forward to it. In a lot of historical romances, the sex scenes are the most important scenes in the whole book. Because what they do is they deepen the relationship of the couple and make it a lot more emotional and intimate. In a genre where you don’t have as much PDA happening, I feel like it makes a big difference in the progression of the couples romance. But other than that, I liked it a lot and recommend it to anyone who wants a fun, easy read.
In the end is it the most elaborate, romantic, and captivating Book you could ever read?
No, but is it fun and did it make me happy? Yes!
And honestly a lot of times that’s what matters the most.
This review is spoiler free.
Overall Thoughts:
I read this Book in one sitting, because I couldn’t put it down. I had genuinely a lot of fun while reading and there were a few scenes that just made me laugh out loud they were so funny.
The plot wasn’t that original, and the characters were sometimes just silly, but the writing was great and humorous.
The banter between the two main characters was just chef’s kiss it made things so much better and was done just right.
The only thing I didn’t like was that the Author did a fade to black thing with the sex scene. It was disappointing because I actually was looking forward to it. In a lot of historical romances, the sex scenes are the most important scenes in the whole book. Because what they do is they deepen the relationship of the couple and make it a lot more emotional and intimate. In a genre where you don’t have as much PDA happening, I feel like it makes a big difference in the progression of the couples romance. But other than that, I liked it a lot and recommend it to anyone who wants a fun, easy read.
In the end is it the most elaborate, romantic, and captivating Book you could ever read?
No, but is it fun and did it make me happy? Yes!
And honestly a lot of times that’s what matters the most.