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A review by lauraanne9
The Earl of London by Louise Bay
4.0
***ARC Provided by the Author***
Logan is rich, and used to getting what he wants, and used to being able to buy the things he wants. He buys estates, shows up in helicopters, and makes sure he has the finest things in life.
Darcy has family money, and she is used to being respected in her home village, and also feels responsible for the people in the town, and for the quality of life in the town.
There's an instant connection and attraction between them...until Darcy realizes that Logan is trying to develop a portion of the estate he just bought...and will ruin the quiet feel of the town. And, then the connection no longer matters to her, as he is threatening her town.
The attraction they have for one another was tangible and it jumped off the page. This was an enemies to lovers, but it started with an attraction, so it made it feel a little more like a couple who had a connection and needed to figure out if the connection was stronger than their cross purposes.
That, really, is what romance is about. Many couples meet and life happens and the relationship ends as it is not able to be sustained. In the relationships that last, those challenges are bumps in the road that are worth working out. Watching Darcy and Logan realize that they wanted to work it out, and that their connection was strong enough, was a lot of fun and I enjoyed this title.
I recommend this book.
Logan is rich, and used to getting what he wants, and used to being able to buy the things he wants. He buys estates, shows up in helicopters, and makes sure he has the finest things in life.
Darcy has family money, and she is used to being respected in her home village, and also feels responsible for the people in the town, and for the quality of life in the town.
There's an instant connection and attraction between them...until Darcy realizes that Logan is trying to develop a portion of the estate he just bought...and will ruin the quiet feel of the town. And, then the connection no longer matters to her, as he is threatening her town.
The attraction they have for one another was tangible and it jumped off the page. This was an enemies to lovers, but it started with an attraction, so it made it feel a little more like a couple who had a connection and needed to figure out if the connection was stronger than their cross purposes.
That, really, is what romance is about. Many couples meet and life happens and the relationship ends as it is not able to be sustained. In the relationships that last, those challenges are bumps in the road that are worth working out. Watching Darcy and Logan realize that they wanted to work it out, and that their connection was strong enough, was a lot of fun and I enjoyed this title.
I recommend this book.