Review: Love story overshadowed by Supporting Cast
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 17, 2012
Lady Babs had such spunk and was very witty, which lead to her predicament in the story (writing the book and the consequences of that) but she did seem to weaken mid to end of book (she appeared to wilt) She was not shy about her lust for Lord Wildfire and did not question it, which was refreshing in this genre. Lord Wildfire was good, just did not stand out as much as Lady Babs in my opinion.  His attraction to Lady Babs and his fight against that attraction was handled well by the author.Separate their character's were good but together they were great, their interaction was full of sexual tension, verbal sparring and humor. Together they jumped off the pages but the problem was there wasn't' enough time spent on them together. The secondary characters took away from the leads, because there were so many supporting cast members and they seem to spend more time with the leads than they did with each other. Lady Bab's cousin's love story shared the pages which was a little disappointing because I wanted to read more about Lady Babs and Wildfire.The villain was well written and his obsession with the female lead seems so realistic, but again this was touched upon so much (from his point of view) that it took away from the story of the lead couple.All and all a good read, well written, no issues with editing and the two romances in the story ended happily.