The Parasol Protectorate: Blameless (Series #3) (Paperback)

from soliloquies

Didn't enjoy this was quite as much as the two previous books. Possibly because the action is removed to France and Italy which means many of favourite characters are missing for long periods of the book. On the plus side it was just as funny and this world is rapidly becoming a great place to es...

from fyrefly98

Summary: Alexia Maccon is pregnant, and since supernaturals are known to be partially dead and thus incapable of siring offspring, her werewolf husband - and most of London society - is treating the news as proof of her scandalous infidelity. Dismissed from her post on the Queen's Shadow Council,...

from MickyFine

There will be minor spoilers in this review for the previous two books in the series. You've been warned. Following her husband's very poor reaction to the revelation of Alexia's pregnancy, Alexia ends up travelling to Italy and visiting the Templar temple in Florence in the hopes of figuring out...

from jlparent

3rd in the Parasol Protectorate series, I had a bit more trouble getting into this offering. It felt overly long, too many forced chase scenes (I get it, Alexia is in danger...ok, try something new) and yet still did not feel engaging as the previous two. I did like learning more about the Templa...

from beserene

I love this series -- it's clever, funny, steampunky take on the romance novel has a great deal of escapist appeal -- and I am happy to report that this newest installment is more of the same. In fact, I think it's a bit better than the previous book, 'Changeless', because our heroine -- Alexia M...