Review: A Wonderful World in which to Frolic
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 29, 2013
This book has wonderful world building as it fashions an alterative dimension where all the stories we have heard are true but with more layers.  This is the fifth book in the series featuring story tale villains as the hero. The hero of this book is James Hook of Peter Pan fame and he is delicious. For those of you loving the villain/criminal love interest, this is a great book for you. He is a pirate. He drinks. He has his own code. He  never reforms. He is true blue to his lady.His lady is less interesting than he is but none the less they have fun witty exchanges and good chemistry. I would have liked more than the three days of a rushed romance or more of an epilogue but overall the romance worked.The first book in this series featuring the Mad Hatter was much less successful for me than this one so I am happy to report that this is a wonderful world worth your frolic and that the sereis will be continuing.I was given this book for my honest review.If you like these themes, you should enjoy this book. Look out! Spoilers below!alterative-universe, bad-boy, criminal-boss, faerie-sidhe-fae-fairy, fairy-tale-romance, fantasy-romance, fated-mate, great-worldbuilding, hard-drinking, long-hair-hero, matchmaking, paranormal-romance-series, pirate, reincarnation, tortured-hero, tortured-heroine, villain-into-hero