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A review by bubblewombat
Puck & Prejudice by Lia Riley
adventurous
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
5.0
You add the time travel trope to a book, I'm reading it. Time travel books have never failed me, and this was was expectedly amazing.
Tuck is a hockey player who accidentally ends up in 1812, and falls in love with Lizzy, who just so happens to be friends with Jane Austen, no biggie.
THE PINING WAS TOP TIER!!! Exactly what I expect from a (mostly) historical romance. It took them forever to properly get together and I loved every single moment of it. The chemistry was leaping off the page, the storyline was super fun, I adored the characters and the setting and all the Jane Austen references, I just love love love this book so much.
Having only a male narrator for the audiobook was an interesting choice, but he did a really good job with all the voices so I do recommend it. I'll also be getting a physical copy, because this is getting reread!!!
I'm so glad I picked this up, I had a blast.
Tuck is a hockey player who accidentally ends up in 1812, and falls in love with Lizzy, who just so happens to be friends with Jane Austen, no biggie.
THE PINING WAS TOP TIER!!! Exactly what I expect from a (mostly) historical romance. It took them forever to properly get together and I loved every single moment of it. The chemistry was leaping off the page, the storyline was super fun, I adored the characters and the setting and all the Jane Austen references, I just love love love this book so much.
Having only a male narrator for the audiobook was an interesting choice, but he did a really good job with all the voices so I do recommend it. I'll also be getting a physical copy, because this is getting reread!!!
I'm so glad I picked this up, I had a blast.