Review: Different
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
I liked this story for the most part.We have four heroes in this story, but the main one is North.  These gentlemen decide to unmask the person who has been writing stories for the paper.  The writer calls her/him self by an alias but our heroes assume the writer is female.  The stories give society the unsavory truth regarding some gentlemen -- so the writer has made enemies.North says he will reveal the writer and if the person is female he will marry her.  Our heroine is Livvy, and she barely escaped marriage to a horrible man.  She is the writer and has saved other young women.  But her enemies are waiting for the writer to be revealed so she can be killed.North falls for Livvy and realizes her secret.  The four gentlemen spend the book trying to protect her.The story was good but the romance was lacking -- very lacking.  The hero and heroine rarely talked to each other for any length.  The "bro" romance seemed to take the lead.  They were all such good friends and always having supposedly clever conversations - it got old after awhile.  I would rather the hero and heroine were engaged in some sort of dialogue.If the reader is into the one for all and all for one, four amigos or four Musketeers kind of story this is it.  I am not a fan of those stories myself.  The writing was good, though I found it difficult to follow at times.I thought about giving this book just three stars but decided I shouldn't do that just because the story didn't appeal much to me personally.