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A review by mariettula
A Beastly Kind of Earl by Mia Vincy
4.0
I really liked this romance.
Thea is quite a fun heroine and I love a bit of mischief. Rafe in turn starts as you typical unsocial, stiff noble with a tragic past, but the way he lets loose around Thea is somehow really fun and natural. I think I would rank this as nr. 3 in the trilogy, but that's only because the other two books are equally as good and only slightly better.
All 3 are honestly great, fun reads and I can probably say that Thea and Rafe are the most in real-life healthy of the bunch, with some great communication despite the initial deception, and some healing being done by the heroes on their own, instead of basing their self-care in each other's hands (which I get is usually really romantic to read, but honestly, it isn't healthy to only move one from trauma because you fell in love).
Plus, some LGBT representation and the most funny vicar you will ever meet.
Thea is quite a fun heroine and I love a bit of mischief. Rafe in turn starts as you typical unsocial, stiff noble with a tragic past, but the way he lets loose around Thea is somehow really fun and natural. I think I would rank this as nr. 3 in the trilogy, but that's only because the other two books are equally as good and only slightly better.
All 3 are honestly great, fun reads and I can probably say that Thea and Rafe are the most in real-life healthy of the bunch, with some great communication despite the initial deception, and some healing being done by the heroes on their own, instead of basing their self-care in each other's hands (which I get is usually really romantic to read, but honestly, it isn't healthy to only move one from trauma because you fell in love).
Plus, some LGBT representation and the most funny vicar you will ever meet.