Bride by Mistake - Devil Riders 5 - Anne Gracie
May 1, 2018 15:27:33 GMT -7
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Bride by Mistake – Devil Riders 5 - Anne Gracie
Rating 4.5 / 5.0
Heat 7/10
Genre – Regency Romance, but set in Spain.
This was a book I picked up based on some random recommendation years ago. I read it then, but did not remember much of it. I’m so glad I reread this book. I will certainly be looking for other books by this author. My only complaint was that it could have been a bit longer. It is only 300 pages and the ending felt a bit rushed. Even another 20-30 pages of dénouement would have made a difference.
I really appreciated the clean style of writing this author uses, (especially since the last book I read was annoyingly overwrought). I loved the touches of humor. I loved the way she describes things. There was one scene where the h and H are watching a pair of gypsies dance. The description is so evocative I could clearly see it in my mind.
I enjoyed every page of this book. I was never bored. It was not predictable. The H and h were both likable people. They acted with intelligence and integrity. The story wasn’t about balls and parties. It was unusual in that it took place almost entirely in Spain. It definitely held my attention from 1st page to last page.
Rating 4.5 / 5.0
Heat 7/10
Genre – Regency Romance, but set in Spain.
This was a book I picked up based on some random recommendation years ago. I read it then, but did not remember much of it. I’m so glad I reread this book. I will certainly be looking for other books by this author. My only complaint was that it could have been a bit longer. It is only 300 pages and the ending felt a bit rushed. Even another 20-30 pages of dénouement would have made a difference.
I really appreciated the clean style of writing this author uses, (especially since the last book I read was annoyingly overwrought). I loved the touches of humor. I loved the way she describes things. There was one scene where the h and H are watching a pair of gypsies dance. The description is so evocative I could clearly see it in my mind.
I enjoyed every page of this book. I was never bored. It was not predictable. The H and h were both likable people. They acted with intelligence and integrity. The story wasn’t about balls and parties. It was unusual in that it took place almost entirely in Spain. It definitely held my attention from 1st page to last page.
