Blydon Family Saga: Dancing at Midnight (Paperback)

from mrsdanaalbasha

I started reading an hour ago and I am in chapter 6, the book is so good and it is floating effortlessly, I felt so sad about Ana, and how that Spencer guy raped her, it's just horrible. I have a feeling that the anonymous massages are from Spencer. as for every love/kiss scene!! Oh it is amazing...

from francescadefreitas

What happens when a lively girl meets a reclusive war veteran? Sparks, compassion, and romance. This was not as light and silly as the story of Belle's cousin in Splendid, but the characters had depth, and while the hero was a little moany, it was easy to sympathise with his fears.

from LadyIsis

This is one of the books that made me fall in love with Julia Quinn's writing. John Blackwood is probably the closest perfect male character that has been written. He is tall, dark and handsome yes but he is also flawed and humble as well. He is honorable and loyal. He is also wrecked with guilt ...

from ktleyed

Belle meets John Blackwood, the man of her dreams and shamelessly pursues him, only she doesn't realize that he is the target of a vengeful lunatic out to kill him. John is also suffering from guilt because he was too drunk to stop said lunatic from raping a young Spanish girl when he said he'd p...

from happilyeverafters

The romance develops too fast and is not believable. The main male protagonist is annoyingly controlling and not terribly appealing. The main female is not particularly impressive either. Not a great plot by any means combined with underdeveloped, unappealing characters.