Marrying His Cinderella Countess by Louise Allen
Don’t be fooled by premise: the heroine refuses to believe that she can be loved, and bores everyone by whining non-stop about it.
Don’t be fooled by premise: the heroine refuses to believe that she can be loved, and bores everyone by whining non-stop about it.
This one starts out promising to be something different and good, but it then tries very hard to be ordinary instead.
Here’s something to put in the Christmas stockings if you want an alternative to a lump of coal.
The heroine gets “stoned” alright, but never in the ways that imbecile deserves.
This is a very readable, well-written book. But the cover is still the most memorable thing about it.
The heroine’s worth a strangle or two, but this story is sweet, pleasant… and bewilderingly ordinary.
This is the story your Christmas needs. Keep alcohol close, though, just in case.
And such a big bore for Mrs Giggles.
A rationalization of a silly woman’s determination to have sex, without any thought of the music she has to face once he goes on his merry way.
More like a teen’s dreamland version of Viking Valley High.