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A review by jbridge
To Tame a Scandalous Lady by Liana De la Rosa
4.0
Historical romance and horse girl fiction are definitely not a combo that I expected to find together but it *works*.
Flora has attempted to appease her family for her whole life. Christian is an oblivious man. Both love horses and want to make names for themselves as horse trainers. One of them has the biological means to do so in a world run by men. One of them pretends to.
I truly appreciate how accessible To Tame a Scandalous Lady is. I love a historical romance, but they are so frequently Quite Difficult To Read. The dialogue and prose flew by, and the descriptions and settings didn't get bogged down with too much historical jargon and verbiage. This was a delightful, light read with a bit of social commentary that is still applicable today.
Flora has attempted to appease her family for her whole life. Christian is an oblivious man. Both love horses and want to make names for themselves as horse trainers. One of them has the biological means to do so in a world run by men. One of them pretends to.
I truly appreciate how accessible To Tame a Scandalous Lady is. I love a historical romance, but they are so frequently Quite Difficult To Read. The dialogue and prose flew by, and the descriptions and settings didn't get bogged down with too much historical jargon and verbiage. This was a delightful, light read with a bit of social commentary that is still applicable today.