Media Roll Call
Jul. 7th, 2013 08:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mindsplinters22) The Unofficial Suitor by Charlotte Louise Dolan - I don't remember much about it now but I'm pretty sure I enjoyed it. The characters were interesting (especially the Hero, the smuggler half-brother, and the sassy Scotch maid) and the pace lively and most of it pretty believable. There was an annoying fall to the trope of All Must Be Paired Up towards the end but, eh, a small crime compared to some of the garbage out there.
23) Regency Sting by Elizabeth Mansfield - Oh, heavens. The hero and some of the side characters were fairly charming but, if the main characters were Meant To Be Together and Deeply In Love, I'll eat my hat. I have rarely read such a supercilious, snobbish, dismissive, self-involved witch of a heroine. Ugh.
23) Regency Sting by Elizabeth Mansfield - Oh, heavens. The hero and some of the side characters were fairly charming but, if the main characters were Meant To Be Together and Deeply In Love, I'll eat my hat. I have rarely read such a supercilious, snobbish, dismissive, self-involved witch of a heroine. Ugh.
