Mistress Trilogy No Man's Mistress, Book 2, (Paperback)

from doxiemomx2

A rather weak book from outstanding author, Mary Balogh. Like all of her books, I really liked the characters, but the story sort of meandered all over the place. It had cute, funny moments, but overall, it was not her best.

from spinsterrevival

I loved these characters as I always do with Balogh, but I was not a fan of this story. It's hard to read how she writes sex work and workers; it's one of those problematic things about being written twenty years ago. Also I hated the “let's make him so uncomfortable that he'll leave” shenanigans...

from Anniik

This is the sequel to "More than a Mistress." Unfortunately, it is not quite as good as MtaM, although it is an enjoyable and well written book. Ferdinand just doesn't have quite as developed and complex a personality as Jocelyn, which makes it harder for the emotional connection between the read...

from dianaleez

I think it was the ending of this one that convinced me that there would be no more Balogh for me. Sometimes I just can't suspend disbelief that far.

from Woman12

I bought every book I could find from this author. I love the historical romances and these books are very satisfying.