Review: I'd read it again
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 8, 2013
This book is about a man who was born entitled and thought everything the sun shone on ought to be his, and the woman who fell into his view. He then made a complete ass of himself and was shipped off to the West Indies. Before leaving, Lady Phoebe punches him and spends the next years hating him while he, unbeknownst to her, spent the time growing up. I liked it, though towards the end it seemed there may have been a deviation from the syntax of the time to a more modern but the story moved along. Was it predictable? yes. Was it well written? yes. Did it hold my attention and the banter between characters good enough to allow such predictability? Also, yes. I'd recommend this if you like a little bit of sex with your recency era. It was part of the story, not the whole story. I found myself enjoying the heroine -moreso after she quit debating on the obvious. This is a good book - not excellent, but good. I got it free, but had it been .99 or 1.99 I would still recommend it. More than that and I'd not as it IS a predictable story.