Review: Too much arguing
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
Lady Marian is the destitute daughter of a marquess. After her father's death, his title passed to a distant cousin who takes no interest in the welfare of her or her mother. Then her mother marries a country squire and has another daughter. After being widowed again, the three women are on their own with very little income and the two daughters are spending one season in London in hopes of finding husbands.The H/h, or in this case, the main antagonists, cannot seem to be civil to each other. Rather than witty banter, they mostly argue and she calls him names. I personally found it irritating and did not enjoy this book. It is well written and the story would have held my interest if the main characters didn't get on my nerves. It just had a negative vibe for me and I ended up skimming a bunch hoping it would get better. I'm giving three stars because I think it's just a matter of personal preference that the writing didn't click with me. As I said, the writing and story are fine, so other readers may enjoy this book more than I did.** Mostly clean with one brief kissing scene that goes to second base.