Review: Complete drivel
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 29, 2014
This is the second book I have read by this author, and it may very well be my last until she has matured her writing style.  When I read her first book, the one that comes before this in the series, I was astounded when I had finished it.  For someone who has reached the point of their career where they have published work, the author writes very immaturely.  The plot is basically non-existent.  The author relies on the delicacy of regency era to create scandal, where the scandal is literally the only thing tying the h/h together.  They have no connection otherwise.  The heroine is tolerable, and somewhat likeable.  The hero is a sad excuse for a hero.  He doesn't act like a man at all.  He doesn't want to own up to the duties of his rank.  He acts like a nervous child for most of the book.  My main problem with this author's stories are her lack of overcoming the scandal.  In both books, there is a scandal.  The h/h are annoyed with each other for maybe a day or two, then all of sudden they are in love forever.  There is not a good development of their feelings along the way.  There is no depth to her characters.  I believe I would greatly enjoy a story by this author about five years from now when she has had practice writing stories and characters with depth and meaning, but for now, I will actively be avoiding books by her.