Review: More Than Just A Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
Title: Love and Liability - Dating Mr. Darcy Book 2Author: Katie OliverPublisher:  Harlequin UK LimitedPublished: 2-3-2014ISBN: 9781472083968E-Book: B00HWZ442QPages:  400Genre: RomanceTags: SuspenseOverall Rating: Very GoodSensual Level: MildReviewed For: NetGalleyReviewer: DelAnneHolly James is the daughter of a wealthy family who desires to make her own way in the world.  Unfortunately she finds that is easier said than done.  So determined and convinced that she is sure of herself and her future, but in truth like most of us she has to roll with the punches life throws at us.  She has obtained a job at the teen magazine BrittTEEN.  A magazine for the modern teen telling about fashion, culture and such.  Holly decides to do an article about a homeless teen running from someone from her past that is hunting her. She has a boyfriend who seems grand, but she isn't sure she can trust his true motives.  Worried about keeping her job and paying her rent Holly learns the importance of looking beyond what she has known all her life.  Like all of us at some point, she asks her father to help with her rent.  She also leaves her life of comfort to look at the darker side of London's Underworld.  In her naivety she believes with just a few snacks and good intentions she can change the world.I was expecting a light-hearted romance and what I received was a story of a heroine who with grit, determination and occasionally a bit of humor grows into a woman with the confidence to go after what she wants and fight for it.  She makes choices that shape her.  Romance might be the main plot, but there are many subplots to be found throughout the story.  Pick up a copy for yourself and enjoy Katie Oliver's romance story with its many turns and twist that keep you wondering in what direction the story will take next.If you enjoy this story as much as I did and want to experience more of Katie Olivers' work then look for book one Prada and Prejudice and book three Mansfield Lark.  Having never read Katie Oliver before reading Love and Liability, I look forward to seeing if they are as intriguing as book 2 was.  Check out Love and Liability for yourself.