Challenge 14 of 50: A book with a pun in the title
So, I read a lot of romances and a lot of cozy mysteries, both of which are known for their puny titles. Some personal favorites include the following: Seed No Evil, Books Can Be Deceiving, A Scot in the Dark, and A Rogue of Her Own.
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I can guarantee there will be a #kiss in these books.
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pickI was really happy when I discovered Grace Burrowes with her Trouble with Dukes (book #1 of Windham Brides). Book #2 Too Scot to Handle is a good sequel. Although I thought the hero of this novel Colin McHughes was pretty manageable as far as love interests go. Really, in this book, it was the English haute monde that was the trouble. Colin's older brother was a bigger brut, if we must split hairs over who makes the more traditional highland hero.
pick🌟🌟🌟 I really enjoy Grace Burrowes and I already know that I will be picking up the next installment of this series. However, I thought the plot and writing in this were a bit clunky. Not bad, just unpolished. I did greatly appreciate that the relationship emphasized trust and respect above attraction. I often miss that in romance novels. Overall this was solid, but ultimately a little forgettable, which is fine by me.
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