Regency Impostors Unmasked by the Marquess: The Regency Impostors, Book 1, (Paperback)

from Unreachableshelf

The conflicts in this book do not come from where you expect them to. Alistair finds out who Robin actually is fairly early in the book and does not much care about what the contents of her pants are. (Robin is, per the author's note, nonbinary but unlikely to use anything but "she" pronouns simp...

from samnreader

Not my favorite CS, perhaps my least favorite (which is likely still shelving it in my top 75 romances). It wasn't the threads and complication for me, but I felt like it took a good 20-35% to sink my teeth into. In the end, it was lovely and sweet, though Charity's decision irked me at the end (...

from lydia1879

super fun! super sweet. it lost some of the tension and stakes towards the last third, so i was worried i wouldn't like it as much but it picked up again and i loved it. i feel like this book is incorrectly marketed as having a trans main character. the main protagonist is non-binary! so, not cis...

from Narshkite

This was a delightful surprise of a book. I have not read many other historicals that put bi and gender non-binary characters up front and center, and made those characters interesting without resorting to the use of stereotypes (camp, promiscuity, mother attachment, etc.) It was also nice to see...

from NannyOgg13

I'm not sure I have the proper words to describe how much I loved this book. The writing flowed easily and had moments that I can only describe as poetry. Alastair seems like an unsympathetic character at first, but further into the story you realize he doesn't really have a cold heart, only ice...