Review: Perfect Amount of Humor and Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
Reviewed by LaciBook provided by the publisher for reviewReview originally posted at Romancing the BookI enjoyed this blush romance immensely. It had the perfect amount of humor and romance. The ducks, of course, played a large part in the book, both as comic relief and as matchmakers. Each had a personality of their own, as is explained so well that it doesn’t even seem like the author is taking time out to point this out – it flows very well.Kit quickly changes from being only in it for himself to falling for Angela, which I really liked. I appreciated the fact that he didn’t take longer in showing redeeming qualities. That’s important for me in liking the hero character in a book, especially in this book since it was a short blush.For a short blush, it definitely gave off the feeling of being much longer. At no time did I feel as if I was missing anything nor did it feel like things were progressing too quickly for the development of the story.An Inheritance For The Birds definitely had all the right qualities. It even had the evil villain role to offset the golden qualities of the hero.Angela is a no-nonsense type of woman. She knows what has to be done and she’s going to do it. She’s not selfish and seems to genuinely care for both the estate that both she and Kit are vying for and the ducks, which seem to understand what’s going on. Kit learns to love the birds as well. He even finds them as humorous as I did, often using them as a way to break up any of Angela’s other possible suitors “moves”. All of these things really helped the story.In the end, I got the happily ever after that I was hoping for with not only the two main characters, but two of the supporting characters as well. Add to that a mystery and the whacky ducks, and this is a book that I would read again and definitely recommend to anyone who is looking for a well-written book that’s short, sweet, and humorous.