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A review by julianav
Christmas at Thorncliff Manor by Sophie Barnes
3.0
Bland
The book took a while to read, because despite the dashing titled heroes and beautiful clever debutants the book had an almost non-existent pacing and dragged on. The pairs were decided on too quickly and the 'mystery' was barely touched. Reading it was like eating eclairs with lots of cream, nice to have some, but you wouldn't want to eat them all the time for the rest of your life.
I'm not even going to mention the inaccuracies and modernisms that litter the book like pebbles on a beach
The book took a while to read, because despite the dashing titled heroes and beautiful clever debutants the book had an almost non-existent pacing and dragged on. The pairs were decided on too quickly and the 'mystery' was barely touched. Reading it was like eating eclairs with lots of cream, nice to have some, but you wouldn't want to eat them all the time for the rest of your life.
I'm not even going to mention the inaccuracies and modernisms that litter the book like pebbles on a beach