Extremely well written and utterly delightful, this book should appeal to female readers fourteen and older. I enjoyed all the food posts! Things have certainly changed since the 19th century! I enjoyed the dancing posts about how you learned how to dance via the ECD classes."As in the previous book, this is a full-bodied story that wonderfully combines elements of romance, fantasy, and history…Whether Doyle is describing the Irish countryside, a magical incantation, or a lover's kiss, her writing is compelling, and it will be hard for readers not to be swept away by this invigorating story."-Booklist"The mixture of historical detail and magic makes this bodice-ripper another page-turner."-Kirkus Reviews, "As in the previous book, this is a full-bodied story that wonderfully combines elements of romance, fantasy, and history…Whether Doyle is describing the Irish countryside, a magical incantation, or a lover's kiss, her writing is compelling, and it will be hard for readers not to be swept away by this invigorating story."-Booklist"The mixture of historical detail and magic makes this bodice-ripper another page-turner."-Kirkus Reviews"Seamlessly weaving elements of historical fiction, romance, and magic, Doyle creates believable characters in a realistic setting set in a fascinating plot.
Flirting with props was great, I'll never hold my fan the same way. I always enjoy when you share about fashion, I just don't get tired of the pictures. Most recently I enjoyed the Lyme Regis posts. Often I find something new when I hear someone else's perspective on it. I enjoy book challenges or book club style reading where we all read with a schedule and can meet together here in bloggy world to share our thoughts on each chapter, characters, etc. They are eye candy! It brings the written words to life to see how something looked like in that era. Well my favorite is the pictures/ illustrations you share with us.
The Biggest Beach Ball of All: Brighton.Brighton's Shining Star: The Royal Pavilion.
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