Review: Character confusion
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 15, 2013
The lady herself is a big contradicting jumble.  She meets with married men in secret.  She writes gossip columns, and gothic fiction stories.  At times she dresses in disguises of two different men to hand in her works.  Yet, despite all this, she's a huge prude.  Agatha walks around throughout the whole book sticking her nose up at everyone and everything.  Through most of this she is an uptight, titled, gold digger.  Someone who cares far too much of what society thinks.  Which to me, is a complete contrast to who she supposedly is suppose to be.  Refused to even acknowledge to her husband that she enjoyed him in bed.  Talk about destroying a man's ego.  Personally, I don't feel there's a man out there that would stick around for such treatment.  This was beyond the realm of fiction or day dreams.  The hero of course was wonderful, and like I said, beyond male expectations.  I gave it 2 stars because this female was past reasoning, and confused in her own character.  This was a pale comparison to the previous books in this series.