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A review by joeesomething
Lie by Moonlight by Amanda Quick
4.0
That is one troubling aspect of doing things in a modern, unconventional style, I'm afraid. Granted, it makes for an interesting change. Unfortunately, one cannot always be assured that, when it is all said and done, one will find that one is better off than when things were done the old-fashioned way.
This book fell into my hands by accident, and I am glad to have read this as a light read.
This is a romantic thriller, with a strong female lead and an equally strong male counterpart. The book is set in London during the Victorian era.
If I say anything else, there would be more spoilers, hence, let me stop here right away.
If you are having a gloomy day, this is the book for you.
This book fell into my hands by accident, and I am glad to have read this as a light read.
This is a romantic thriller, with a strong female lead and an equally strong male counterpart. The book is set in London during the Victorian era.
If I say anything else, there would be more spoilers, hence, let me stop here right away.
If you are having a gloomy day, this is the book for you.