Review: Fun short read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2014
Redeeming the Deception of Grace is a nice reminder of why I love clean historical fiction. It has a bit of everything – beautiful setting, romance, witty banter- all that make up for a great reading experience, and a quick one at that too!I certainly loved the relationship between Lady Grace and Ewan, the Duke of Greys. They seemed like little kids the way they argued or tormented each other, I swear they would almost stomp their feet every time something did not go as planned, especially Ewan. Grown up? Yeah, right. But that’s okay, love makes the best of us turn into complete fools and do immature things, some funny and endearing, others well… not so much.Grace and Ewan were so blind of their feelings for each other. It was obvious there was something more in the air, Grace’s mother knew it, her father sort-of knew it, even Ewan’s sarcastic (and funny) butler knew it. The problem here was Ewan’s reputation, that’s why he had to redeem himself in Grace’s eyes, prove to be worthy of her affection and fight for it.I finished this book in one sitting, not only because it’s short, but because I love going back to the regency times, I enjoy assisting to balls and most importantly, I like feeling good after turning the last page. Kristin Vayden writes with such an uplifting spirit that she always makes me wish for a longer version of her books. And I like that.*Please Note: This review first appeared over at Cuzinlogic and I received a complimentary copy of Redeeming the Deception of Grace by the author in exchange for my honest thoughts and opinions*