Review: Mixed Feelings on Sequel
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
Having readSalt Bride: A Georgian Historical Romance (Salt Hendon)I decided to give its sequel a try.  Readers should be aware that this is more a suspense/character study than a true romance.  Sadly the interactions between Salt and Jane are mainly reduced to comfortable domesticity rather than passion.  The author relies on a 'beta' couple to provide the romantic element but I find that betas usually don't provide enough of the sensual tension needed to make a story pop.  Still, the author writes well and gives this history buff a plethora of wonderful detail from that era.NOTE: I don't understand how an author devoted to meticulous historical detail could make such a rookie mistake.  She gave the second son of an earl the courtesy title of 'Lord' which can only be given to subsequent sons of dukes and marquesses.  He would be a 'Mr.' and formally addressed as 'The Honorable'.