There is the heroine, here tiresome suitor who becomes more obnoxious as the story goes on, then there is our hero. Oh, he is a charming creature. He has an obnoxious follower that he cannot shed so he suddenly announces to one and all that he and the heroine are engaged. And forth goes the story ~ any fool can see they love one another but they cannot see it themselves…until the end, of course. However, do not miss this sweet novella - unless you know all about France…no, do not miss this sweet novella.
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Delightful, wonderful read
Jennie has done it again! I am a huge fan of Jennie’s work. Her way with words and how things sound almost like they could have been written two hundred years ago is one of my very favorite things. But goodness, throw is a healthy dose of France, and I am a goner! The charming ways of Basile could have been slightly roguish, but he really just a flirt with a good heart. The way he swooped in and helped Sophie again and again was actually kind of sweet, particularly because he didn’t force her. And I loved Sophie’s ability to see him for the good person he was, despite his games and charms. She was so good to her grandmother and deserved much more than the uncouth gentleman who tried to convince her he was her saving grace. Basile was so good to her. I loved that he showed her she was someone worthy of love and affection and genuine regard, and that being female didn’t make her less-than in any way. This book was just so sweet. I feel like I learned a few things about French court in the late 1700’s, while being vastly entertained. Also, the romance in this one is soooo good. There are a lot of good moments building romantic tension, and I loved it so much! And the way Basile fell so hard was swoony in the extreme. I loved this book. It was wonderful and fun and a quick read. Absolutely perfect. **many thanks to the author for the ebook; a positive review was not required; all thoughts are my own.
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024
Jennie has done it again! I am a huge fan of Jennie’s work. Her way with words and how things sound almost like they could have been written two hundred years ago is one of my very favorite things. But goodness, throw is a healthy dose of France, and I am a goner!
The charming ways of Basile could have been slightly roguish, but he really just a flirt with a good heart. The way he swooped in and helped Sophie again and again was actually kind of sweet, particularly because he didn’t force her. And I loved Sophie’s ability to see him for the good person he was, despite his games and charms. She was so good to her grandmother and deserved much more than the uncouth gentleman who tried to convince her he was her saving grace. Basile was so good to her. I loved that he showed her she was someone worthy of love and affection and genuine regard, and that being female didn’t make her less-than in any way.
This book was just so sweet. I feel like I learned a few things about French court in the late 1700’s, while being vastly entertained. Also, the romance in this one is soooo good. There are a lot of good moments building romantic tension, and I loved it so much! And the way Basile fell so hard was swoony in the extreme.
I loved this book. It was wonderful and fun and a quick read. Absolutely perfect.
**many thanks to the author for the ebook; a positive review was not required; all thoughts are my own.
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- RCSReviewed in the United Kingdom on May 15, 2024
Another great story from Jennie Goutet
