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sarah_moynihan's review
3.0
Good novella, two stories for the price of one.
Here we meet back up with Eleanor and Henry, who we met in the previous novella about her brother, Arthur and Diana. We get to see how things are going for Arthur and Diana after they went against society's norms to be together before her mourning period had ended.
This novella centers on Eleanor and Henry as they seek to find a way to be together. Her brother, Arthur supports the union, but her mother is strongly against it and she can't bear to go against her mother' wishes.
Even with all the worry about them not marrying and the scheming to prevent such an outcome, I found myself more invested in Nick and Corinne and how things would turn out for them. The story of Eleanor and Henry took a backseat to theirs, at least for me. I will say though that I was surprised by the existence of Corinne in this novella, I don't recall her being mentioned at all in the last novella. And Eleanor's mother was already deeply against Henry then, so I would assume the thing with Corinne had already come to pass...so she felt like a bit of an afterthought in this storyline.
Many thanks to Bree Wolf who shared a copy of this novella with me, this is my honest review.
Here we meet back up with Eleanor and Henry, who we met in the previous novella about her brother, Arthur and Diana. We get to see how things are going for Arthur and Diana after they went against society's norms to be together before her mourning period had ended.
This novella centers on Eleanor and Henry as they seek to find a way to be together. Her brother, Arthur supports the union, but her mother is strongly against it and she can't bear to go against her mother' wishes.
Even with all the worry about them not marrying and the scheming to prevent such an outcome, I found myself more invested in Nick and Corinne and how things would turn out for them. The story of Eleanor and Henry took a backseat to theirs, at least for me. I will say though that I was surprised by the existence of Corinne in this novella, I don't recall her being mentioned at all in the last novella. And Eleanor's mother was already deeply against Henry then, so I would assume the thing with Corinne had already come to pass...so she felt like a bit of an afterthought in this storyline.
Many thanks to Bree Wolf who shared a copy of this novella with me, this is my honest review.
kristin's review
4.0
3.5 stars
I would like to thank the author Bree Wolf for a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
Clever plot. Lovely seeing the MC's from the rest of the series
Love story is less believable because they have spent so little time together.
I would like to thank the author Bree Wolf for a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
Clever plot. Lovely seeing the MC's from the rest of the series
Love story is less believable because they have spent so little time together.
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