This book was decidedly free of the tropes you’d expect from an HR. Ignoring everything I've ever learned about stranger danger, I got in. And then Courtney Milan pulled up outside my house and said I was beginning to think that I’d never come across a book that would stand out from the rest of the pack in almost every single way. Whenever I’m feeling blue or have had a shitty week at work I know I can pick one up and have my frown turned upside down by witty banter, silly miscommunications, some steamy sex and a HEA.Īs much as I love these books, I can’t read them one after another because there are so many recurring themes and overused tropes that they all start to blend together until I can’t remember if it was the Duke with the shadowed past that had been the one to sweep the virginal Mary Sue off her feet and make her forget about her qualms concerning premarital sex…or if it had been the Earl.
What can I say? It’s my go-to genre for rainy days. Courtney Milan’s reaction to it would probably be something like this:
There are a lot of wonderful reviews for this book.Ī while back I wrote a review for a different historical romance that was pretty much a how-to for writers wanting to break into the game.
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