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A review by kebreads
A Midwinter Ball by Heidi Ashworth, Michele Paige Holmes, Annette Lyon
4.0
I was very excited to read this book since I love Regency, and I enjoyed all three stories.
Much Ado about Dancing: I liked the idea behind the dance house. It seems to me to be quite a unique idea for a Regency tale. I liked the story and the main characters, despite their flaws. It took me a few chapters to realize that the chapter titles were dance terms and a simple definition of each.
Rating: 4 stars
Content: Clean - some innuendo
Sweeter Than Any Dream: I really liked the characters in this well-written story. The romance seemed to happen too fast to me, but it is still a sweet story.
Rating: 4.5 stars
Content: Clean
An Invitation to Dance: This story was a bit confusing at first, but I think the author meant it to be that way. Things were revealed bit by bit, making the situation clearer. It was a good story with great characters, and even ties in with other books by this author. I would have liked an epilogue for this story.
Rating: 4.5 stars
Content: Clean
Source: Review Copy
Much Ado about Dancing: I liked the idea behind the dance house. It seems to me to be quite a unique idea for a Regency tale. I liked the story and the main characters, despite their flaws. It took me a few chapters to realize that the chapter titles were dance terms and a simple definition of each.
Rating: 4 stars
Content: Clean - some innuendo
Sweeter Than Any Dream: I really liked the characters in this well-written story. The romance seemed to happen too fast to me, but it is still a sweet story.
Rating: 4.5 stars
Content: Clean
An Invitation to Dance: This story was a bit confusing at first, but I think the author meant it to be that way. Things were revealed bit by bit, making the situation clearer. It was a good story with great characters, and even ties in with other books by this author. I would have liked an epilogue for this story.
Rating: 4.5 stars
Content: Clean
Source: Review Copy