Review: Good Book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
Things I liked about this book:* The plot is a nice twist on the arranged marriage as children plot. I enjoyed the fact the heroine was person who rebelled against convention. Mirabella is a feisty character who was well traveled and very stubborn. She investigates her husband when she returns after travel abroad and it take a long time trust Sebastian.* I also enjoyed the relationship the hero had with his family and father in law. Sebastian is honorable, good with money, and charitable. He has a realistic relationship with his father in law and there are some good plot twists that involve money hand how he chooses to handle it.* The ending wrapped up an entertaining story, while continuing to break clichés. The chemistry between the two main characters is sizzling.Things I would warn you about before buying it:* The hero is nicknamed "The Saint" and he is almost too good to be true. He is virtuous, talented and driven, but his motivation for his actions seemed a little too unrealistic.* The heroine is very nave in some ways, and this doesn't suit the heroine so doggedly investigates her husband.* There is a villain and some "dark" twists in the novel, but this isn't a large part of the plot.Overall I found this to be a very enjoyable book to read. It had a good mix of plot, character, and steam that kept me interested from the first to last page. I really enjoyed how the author reversed the typical romance stereotypes and conflict between Mirabella and Sebastian. ARC copy provided by Entangled Publishing for an honest review.