Before I kick off anything else, this is absolutely a “your mileage may vary” kind of book. As the third one in a series, the emotional weight of this work is going to depend on your engagement with the other works. I think I read the previous two – I’m sure I did, actually, but…
Brazen and the Beast is vintage Sarah MacLean. Which is, for me, a good thing. I was completely absorbed in the romance, which is perfectly paced and gets off to a good start, but unfortunately, not everything else is as good and the villains (except one, who features in the next book) are underdeveloped, underutilized,…
I was predisposed to like Wicked and the Wallflower: I love a great wallflower, especially if she’s also smart, feisty, curious and passionate and wicked, anti-heroes are my romance catnip – the naughtier the better. Do your worst romance authors, I’ll love him anyway; and, I’m a fan of Ms. MacLean’s style of historical romance. …
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