Review: How Could You Pass On This One?  #badwordplay
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 20, 2014
Quick, think of a great time period that a steamy romance novel should be set in!  What did you say?  1600's England, of course that's what you said!  Wait, you didn't say that at all?  Yeah, me either.  BUT WAIT!! Turns out, with the write righter... right writer, that could absolutely be a great setting for a romance story!.Felicity Faraday is going to see Julius Caesar, and she is trying to find a new man, because stupid jerk-face Jack was a stupid jerk-face to her.  In a time where women were not even allowed to be in The Bard's plays to play the women's roles, she wants to have more control over her life, and more freedom.Honestly, I had no idea what I was getting into when I started this, but I really ended up enjoying it.  I haven't read very many romances in my time, but I was entertained throughout.  I mainly checked it out because I was curious about a romance in the actual Shakespeare era, but I ended up really liking the characters, especially Felicity, and her struggles throughout.  Even though I'm not necessarily a romance fan (I'm not AGAINST them, just haven't read a ton), I recommend this book.Also, since it's probably a law that says when you mention Shakespeare and romance, you HAVE to mention Romeo and Juliet, but I didn't know where to fit it in.  So, there's the reference...