pick@EloisaJames regency romances are always reliable with a good amount of longing slow burn (even if the timeline is a bit too quick) and sexy times. I binged over a few days as a palate cleanser, borrowed from Hoopla. I might pick up with one of the others in this series that follows a different sister at some point. Enjoyable but not super memorable.
pickThe things that keep me coming back to reading Eloisa James, like the dialogue and quick wit, were very present. I absolutely loved the hero, Lucius Felton - Gave me haughty vibes of the Mr. Darcy variety, which in reading the book, loved more than the heroine, Tess.
Nothing against Tess, but I just loved Felton more. 😍
pickWhen Lucius Felton walks into Tess Essex's life she is falling for him even before she understands what's happening. I was falling for him a bit myself too, and not just because he was filthy rich (well maybe a little bit).
#ReadingOnRoam
Finally doing this! #asidefrombooks :
Favorite hobby: writing, taking long walks
Favorite drinks: sparkling water when I'm healthy, mojitos when I'm not
Favorite color: orange
Current locale: Iowa
Dream house location: cabin in the woods by a lake
Accessory I always have: my Fitbit
TV shows I love: rewatching 30 Rock right now ❤️❤️
pickRegency romances never fail to cheer me up! ❤ #romantsy
#popsugarreadingchallenge #abookwithabluecover
Trying to read but nearly every page is heavily underlined. It's very frustrating
pickI read this delightful book not long ago and it immediately became my favorite Eloisa James. I promptly binge read the whole series. #romantsy
pickCatching up on some older Eloisa James' books. This is the first in the Essex Sister Series. I love James' historical romances! I liked one of the side characters who had memorized "reams of Shakespeare" in order to repel her fiancé!
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