Review: It doesn't get much better than this
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
There's truth in advertising, or I should say, in the quoted review on the cover, when it comes to this novel - a rare find in the plethora of Regency-era romance novels, written this decade - as it is remarkably well-researched, well-plotted, and well-written. There's enough sexual tension between the leads to keep Times Square lit for a few years, and the story is packed with action.In a nice change of pace from a run of the mill romance, Seduction of Charlotte was as much a seduction of the heroine's body as it was her mind. It was one of the things I enjoyed most, as love between the hero and heroine grew not from physical attraction, even though indisputably it was a factor, but from heated discussions about issues of great personal importance to both. In setting out to convince her to marry him, the hero had to correct her misconceptions about his "trade" and remove an obstacle, which could have damaged his political standing and compromised their future happiness.This review would be incomplete, if I didn't mention the opening scene. There's more character development in the first chapter than many books have in the entire story. I dare you to look inside the sample and see if it doesn't pull you in as it did me. Although, if you'd rather read the series in chronological order, start withCompromising Willa (Entangled Scandalous), while it was published third, it is the first book in the Accidental Peers series.