I want to catch up here with some of the books I‘ve read during the year but not posted, for one reason or another. I enjoyed all of these m/m romances.
I want to catch up here with some of the books I‘ve read during the year but not posted, for one reason or another. I enjoyed all of these m/m romances.
I started THE DUKE AT HAZARD while I looked after Daisy, who declined to pose, and finished it while I enjoyed my new projector lamp. (The green stars are still and the blue bits swirl.) It wasn‘t one of KJ Charles‘s standouts, but it was still an enjoyable way to spend a few hours. Lots of solid character development and creative problem solving.
I found it disconcerting how much the early part of this book borrowed from Heyer, specifically The Foundling, and I've noticed that even readers who don't recognize the source are baffled by the difference in tone. Once past that though, the characterizations are excellent and the romance very passionate.