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Something in the Heir by Suzanne Enoch
2.0
Ra's Mini Review!~
Characters:
Emmeline & William: I love how much of a team they were and how they slowly regained a romantic love for each other. George & Rose were so cute! George was so grumpy and protective and I loved how sweet and silly Rose was. Sometimes authors write children too adult like but these too were perfect. They also had their own worries and ideas as 3 dimensional people.
Plot:
The plot is insane and so fun. The concept was unique and made me excited to read. I do however feel like it dragged. The story itself is very simple and I found myself wanting the scenes to move much quicker especially when they didn't seem very crucial to the plot. I was so annoyed when the brother character was introduced in the middle. I know it was to build character relationships but it felt overly long.
Secret Sauce:
I love the tone of this book. It's humorous and fun. I love how the inner thoughts of characters and the dialogue is written. It feels like contemporary humor but not so much it takes me out of the book at all. I love the concept of two people relearning and recognizing changes in the other even though they've been together for years. I hadn't seen this before, especially in a marriage of convenience story where characters usually quickly fall in love.
Rating: I give this book a 2/5
Characters:
Emmeline & William: I love how much of a team they were and how they slowly regained a romantic love for each other. George & Rose were so cute! George was so grumpy and protective and I loved how sweet and silly Rose was. Sometimes authors write children too adult like but these too were perfect. They also had their own worries and ideas as 3 dimensional people.
Plot:
The plot is insane and so fun. The concept was unique and made me excited to read. I do however feel like it dragged. The story itself is very simple and I found myself wanting the scenes to move much quicker especially when they didn't seem very crucial to the plot. I was so annoyed when the brother character was introduced in the middle. I know it was to build character relationships but it felt overly long.
Secret Sauce:
I love the tone of this book. It's humorous and fun. I love how the inner thoughts of characters and the dialogue is written. It feels like contemporary humor but not so much it takes me out of the book at all. I love the concept of two people relearning and recognizing changes in the other even though they've been together for years. I hadn't seen this before, especially in a marriage of convenience story where characters usually quickly fall in love.
Rating: I give this book a 2/5