Horsemen Trilogy Unforgiven, Book 2, (Paperback)

from tivonut

This story was a bit boring also, as I thought the first one was. It never pulled at my sensibilities that at least the first book did a little at the beginning. The "situation" that cause their forced marriage seemed very contrived.He was arrogant and cold and never warmed up for me. She was spi...

from bookworm2bookworm

What just happened? [shaking my head to clear my thoughts] I just can't believe that this book has been written by my all time favorite author [but then maybe I can, since this was first published by Jove in 1998?]. But wait. That can't be it. The writing was very good and distinctly her own, so ...

from spinsterrevival

I enjoyed reading this but felt that there was some lacking. Moira and Kenneth have a huge backstory that we barely understand until the last few pages; it almost felt like there's a prequel out in the ether. Trigger warning for miscarriage and everything dealing with it, but I'm glad it was disc...

from N.W.Moors

This is another of Ms. Balogh's older books. This trilogy has a lot of Jane Austen character types in it. Here, Sir Edwin Baillie reminds the reader of Mr. Collins or Sir Walter Eliot with his pomposity and good-hearted ridiculousness. But the main story is about Moira and Kenneth, scions torn ap...