Review: Short but sweet!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
Little Miss Independent was a wonderful distraction from the simpering misses that often show up in Regency romances. Addy knows her own mind and her own heart. She is kind and understanding where others are not. (As often is the case in the world) I was moved by her feelings for Roan.Roan was injured during an attack on his ship, leaving his body burned. His outward appearances marring his impressively handsome features. Of course, society finds him grotesque and somewhat a monster. He is captivated by Addy's lack of shock and fear of his wounds. He quickly sees that she doesn't see them, but rather the real him.This is a novella. Too short? I don't think so. Yes, it could have been drawn out and made into a much larger story, but the basic principles and romance is there. It was lovely. Very appealing and well written. Congrats!