![]() While the story extends over a relatively short period of time (one lengthy house party), the love that builds between our two main characters feels real and believable. I loved watching her character morph from a shell of someone - beaten by life's circumstances - to a woman who believes in love. Amelia, on the other hand, is all no-nonsense practicality - with a touch of devilry. While occasionally self-centered, Peter has such a kind, generous heart - along with some wickedly funny wit. Luckily the two have an entire story to learn that first impressions are not always an accurate reflection on a person's character. interaction in a shop that didn't cast our hero in the best light. ![]() ![]() Unfortunately for them (but fortunately for us), the characters have a little. Well, in this case, the hate is one-sided. What we actually have is Exhibit A of my favorite literary theme of all time: haters become lovers. Read it slowly drink it in.Īh! But don't think this is just a sleepy wander through Regency England, because that isn't the case. The author takes the time to fully flesh out each scene, which results in strong dialog, three-dimensional characters, and vivid settings. ![]() One of my favorite elements (aside from a beautiful plot) was the author's ability to describe scenes in such exquisite detail that I felt as if I was there. ![]() I can't wait to purchase it once it comes out. The Proper Romance collection of books happens to be one of my favorites, and this is a beautiful addition. ![]()
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