Review: A deliciously sinful novella
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2014
Reviewed by AngieBook provided by the publisher for reviewReview originally posted at Romancing the BookWhat a deliciously sinful novella Ms. Vane debuted with!Set in a time when parents chose who their children married, Ms. Vane has created characters who you can picture in your head as you frantically turn the page to see what happens next.Lydia starts off as a simpering, innocent young girl with stars in her eyes and a heart that is about to be broken. Marcus cares naught for anyone but his own pleasures, though he is capable of feeling guilt at leaving Lydia alone and having various paramours. Both mature along the way, though I believe it’s Marcus who matures the most.I absolutely adored Mariah and Nicholas and hope that eventually they’ll have their own book as I’m anxious to see what happens to them! Do they fall in love? Do they get married? Oh, Ms. Vane, you are a tease as I think they are no longer innocent!And let’s not forget the formidable and calculating Lady Russell! There isn’t a single character in this book that I didn’t like or want to know more about.I could not recommend this book anymore then possible. If you like a good scintillating book that leaves you fanning yourself, then you definitely should read A Breach of Promise!