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La pluma de la autora es perfecta para esta novela, sencilla, ágil, con diálogos ligeros y chispeantes, descripciones precisas y creando momentos memorables y personajes arrolladores, así que engancha y la historia de devora. Me han gustado sobre todo los protagonistas, porque son muy carismáticos y divertidos, inteligentes y agudos, con varias capas e imperfectos, además vamos viendo como van creciendo y sus sentimientos y pensamientos cambian porque ambos son narradores y eso le aporta más profundidad a la historia y a ellos. Our heroine was continuing her course towards marriage to the Duke of Jabba long after he practically rapes her in a hallway. Some might call it "selflessness". I called it stupidity.
But—but—” Annabel gaped at her grandmother, then looked at Lord Newbury, and then at Sebastian, who appeared to be speechless.Louisa looked down at herself, all seven and a half stone of her. “Never.” And then, in a most uncharacteristic display of blasphemy, she added, “Thank God.”
Karakterlerin işlenişini beğendim. O okuduğumuz Sebastian'dan farklı bir şekle sokulmamıştı, hala aynı yaramaz, tatlı adamdı. Fakat onunla ilgili öğrendiğim bir şeye çok şaşırdığımı ve güldüğümü söylemeliyim. Maybe we didn’t see each other right away, but when we did, it was like finding home after forgetting where it was.
The Grandmother was an absolutely unpredictable hoot! I think she might be more interesting than Mrs. Davenport (From "It's In His Kiss"). I loved Annabel's cousin, and Sebastion's cousins added much to the charm of the book. However, my favorite supporting character was Sebastion's writing...:) I have loved those crazy books since early in the Bridgerton series. It was such a great happy part of this book as well. Definitely the best of the Bevelstoke books. Perhaps my favorite JQ. Sebastian and Annabel have more passion than Quinn's usual characters. The book couldn't quite decide whether it wanted to be funny or serious at certain points. The serious issues such as the heroine being assaulted and the hero's PTSD from war were glossed over in too light of a manner.
JQ’s writing is fluid and easy to read, and she nails the Sebastian’s inner voice well as some nice banter between the hero and heroine. Annabel sat quietly, trying to emulate Louisa and not allow any of her thoughts to show on her face. Her grandmother was forever scolding her for being too expressive. “For the love of God,” was a familiar refrain. “Stop smiling as if you know something. Gentleman don’t want a lady who knows things. Not as a wife, anyway.” If he were to write a book, there would be excitement. Lives would be lost, but not too many. And never any of the main characters. That would be much too depressing.This cookie is used to a profile based on user's interest and display personalized ads to the users. I should like to see that,” Annabel mused, imagining the scene. She pictured a blond Adonis, muscles straining his waistcoat, wading through a sea of unconscious females. It would be best if a few of them were still somewhat sentient, perhaps tugging on his leg, setting him off-balance– When you’re a guest in someone’s home you always eat what they’ve prepared, even if you’re not a huge fan.
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