Review: Generic Regencies at a great price.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2014
If you like a good bargain and are a compulsive reader who even reads the cereal boxes at breakfast, then this trilogy is for you.  And the stories are more interesting than cereal boxes (unless you're totally into investigating nutrition).Other than that whole bargain thing going on, these three stories, related by being the romances of three female friends who bonded at boarding school, are pretty generic and derivative.  I couldn't even find much real romance in them.  Yes, it says in the stories that she loves him and he loves her, etc., but they all fell in love a bit too quickly and, in addition, that love didn't come across on the pages so that the reader could really feel it.We also have a lot of miscommunication or even lack of communication, I'm assuming so that the stories would be book length.  They would probably have been better as novellas, IMO, reducing the number of "he/she couldn't possibly love me"//"does she/he love me or somebody else" issues and keeping my impatience at bay.On the plus side, the author has a good command of the English language.  I believe most mistakes in this are format issues rather than any grammatical errors on the author's part.  These are not newly-written Regencies, BTW, and are of the clean, wholesome old-school variety.