The Lady Most Likely..., (Paperback)

from romsfuulynn

first 2/3s were fun - stalled on the last part. Really should be a DNF but there really wasn't anything left and I didn't care enough to actually see it play out. It wasn't really the fault of the writing or the story, but the format didn't work for me.

from reesa00

I was very excited when I heard that this was a book written by three authors; however, this book is not much different from many historical anthologies I've read centered around a house party. The only difference here was that this book was not divided into three separate stories. If you approac...

from dasuzuki

This is my first time reading a book written as a collaboration by three authors. I imagine writing a book with one co-author is hard enough but it must be hard to pull off a book with three writers without jarring transitions. I absolutely love Julia Quinn so I had to pick this one up. It's my f...

from barefootlibrarian

Julia Quinn's name drew me to this book and for the most part I was not disappointed. The three authors combined to write one connected novel, which flows remarkably well. The first couple seemed the most rushed, while the second two sets evoked more sympathy and connection. Since it is three sto...

from golden_lily

While the three stories are interconnected, their respective authors keep them separate and contained. This does allow everyone a clear narrative without many of the plot holes that multiple authors leave, but it also makes all three stories incredibly rushed and clipped. There's also no external...