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3.7 AVERAGE
3.7 AVERAGE
I found the premise of the story to be to contrived.
Okunabilir bir hikaye... Ama ilk kitaptaki o nüktedanlık, eğlence pek yoktu.İki kitap farklı çizgilere sahipti.
Isobel, ablasını mahveden pislik kendisine de göz koyunca bir plan yapar. Başkasıyla evlenir. Ama bu konuşmalar nasıl oldu, nasıl karar alındı onları da okumak isterdim. Birde ilk kitapta Beswick, Roth'un paraya ihtiyacı olduğunu bu yüzden evlendiğini söylemişti sanki. Ama alakası yok, adam baba parası yememek için neler neler kazanmış. Aile içinde pek onaylanmasa da, zevk evleri de bunlardan biri. Ön taraf kumarhane, arkası zevk-ü sefa yeri . Kırbaçlar felan
Isobel, ablasını mahveden pislik kendisine de göz koyunca bir plan yapar. Başkasıyla evlenir. Ama bu konuşmalar nasıl oldu, nasıl karar alındı onları da okumak isterdim. Birde ilk kitapta Beswick, Roth'un paraya ihtiyacı olduğunu bu yüzden evlendiğini söylemişti sanki. Ama alakası yok, adam baba parası yememek için neler neler kazanmış. Aile içinde pek onaylanmasa da, zevk evleri de bunlardan biri. Ön taraf kumarhane, arkası zevk-ü sefa yeri . Kırbaçlar felan
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Everand
The story was fine. The characters were fine. The pacing was fine. But, the narrator? Not well done.
We met our two mains last book. He’s the guy who saved the girl (& I mean girl, she’s 16) from the pedophile. We’re supposed to swoon, he’s made out to be the good guy. Isobel is the damsel in distress.
In this book, he promptly beds his bride then fucks off to London for 3 years. Now she’s of modern day legal age & the story can begin. Stuck in the country with her best friend she passes time the way only a horny 16 yr old can—she reads about sex. And she listens to her friend’s brothers’ exploits. Apparently, that’s enough to make her an expert.
You can read the Goodreads synopsis for more, I’m here to talk about the narrator. I’ve listened to her before & I don’t remember her doing this. During sex, innuendos, etc., she tries to sound breathy & bothered, but it comes off whiny. Seriously. She makes both characters sound like petulant children or like they’re about to cry. It didn’t change the rating, but my goodness, it was off putting.
The story was fine. The characters were fine. The pacing was fine. But, the narrator? Not well done.
We met our two mains last book. He’s the guy who saved the girl (& I mean girl, she’s 16) from the pedophile. We’re supposed to swoon, he’s made out to be the good guy. Isobel is the damsel in distress.
In this book, he promptly beds his bride then fucks off to London for 3 years. Now she’s of modern day legal age & the story can begin. Stuck in the country with her best friend she passes time the way only a horny 16 yr old can—she reads about sex. And she listens to her friend’s brothers’ exploits. Apparently, that’s enough to make her an expert.
You can read the Goodreads synopsis for more, I’m here to talk about the narrator. I’ve listened to her before & I don’t remember her doing this. During sex, innuendos, etc., she tries to sound breathy & bothered, but it comes off whiny. Seriously. She makes both characters sound like petulant children or like they’re about to cry. It didn’t change the rating, but my goodness, it was off putting.
*The Rakehell of Roth* by Amalie Howard
Regency Rogues #2
Spice Level:
Regency Rogues #2
Spice Level:
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
adventurous
emotional
funny
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
adventurous
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Much like Isobel and Winter's inability to quit each other, I couldn't put this book down. I stayed up until nearly 2am to finish it, devouring every scrap of humanity, romantic gesture, and salacious encounter. A well-followed installment after [b:The Beast of Beswick|43263331|The Beast of Beswick (Everleigh Sisters, #1)|Amalie Howard|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1573000803l/43263331._SX50_.jpg|67142170], which I loved just as thoroughly. I highly recommend to reader who like a woman who takes charge of bringing her man to heel.