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A review by beyondevak
Wedding Night with the Earl: The Heirs' Club of Scoundrels by Amelia Grey
5.0
Initial Thoughts:
Wedding Night with the Earl was thoroughly sweet and extremely romantic. I loved it!
About the Characters:
Adam and Katherine were such appealing characters. They both had a genuineness and strength that made them immediately likable. I loved that they were playful and respectful with one another. They encouraged and supported each other, and they understood the struggle that was before them. They each had their own unique set of circumstances, however, they were able to help one another move past their challenges. Like magnets, these characters were drawn together time and time again. Their chemistry could not be denied. As a couple, I felt that they sparkled quite brilliantly.
Dixon and Pharaoh stole my heart. They were absolutely delightful. The funniest scene was the rabbit chase. I laughed at the cuteness of it all.
The Viscount was likable but boring. I did feel for him though. Perhaps he and one of the Wilted can get together and find their own love match.
Concluding Thoughts:
I cannot end my review without mentioning that wonderful ball. It was magical. The author did a masterful job with Adam's great show and profession of love. My gush-o-meter reading was off the charts. Bravo!
Rating: 5/5
Recommend: Yes
Audience: Adult
Status: HF, P, M
Chemistry/Intensity: Yes
Conflict/Drama: Yes (mild)
Family Dysfunction: No
Source:NetGalley
Wedding Night with the Earl was thoroughly sweet and extremely romantic. I loved it!
About the Characters:
Adam and Katherine were such appealing characters. They both had a genuineness and strength that made them immediately likable. I loved that they were playful and respectful with one another. They encouraged and supported each other, and they understood the struggle that was before them. They each had their own unique set of circumstances, however, they were able to help one another move past their challenges. Like magnets, these characters were drawn together time and time again. Their chemistry could not be denied. As a couple, I felt that they sparkled quite brilliantly.
Dixon and Pharaoh stole my heart. They were absolutely delightful. The funniest scene was the rabbit chase. I laughed at the cuteness of it all.
The Viscount was likable but boring. I did feel for him though. Perhaps he and one of the Wilted can get together and find their own love match.
Concluding Thoughts:
I cannot end my review without mentioning that wonderful ball. It was magical. The author did a masterful job with Adam's great show and profession of love. My gush-o-meter reading was off the charts. Bravo!
Rating: 5/5
Recommend: Yes
Audience: Adult
Status: HF, P, M
Chemistry/Intensity: Yes
Conflict/Drama: Yes (mild)
Family Dysfunction: No
Source:NetGalley