Lilly edition by Angela Conrad Romance eBooks
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Lilly is a novella about an engaging and likable heroine facing a defining moment in her life, living in 1814 regency England.
Lady Lilly Castleford needs to marry a gentleman of fortune to secure her small family’s welfare. Lilly also wishes to experience a grand romance with shared passionate feelings and love.
The Earl of Suffolk, Reece Randall needs a wife to produce an heir. He neither desires nor means to share his life with his wife.
When Lilly meets the mysterious fiancé, her strong attraction turns to dismay when she learns of the earl’s roguish behavior, deceptive courtship, and flawed character. Reece is pleasantly surprised to learn his intended bride is a beauty both on the outside and inside.
Can Lilly forgive the earl and will Lord Randall alter his deprived lifestyle, proving he is a changed man worthy of Lilly’s love?
Lilly edition by Angela Conrad Romance eBooks
Lilly seemed to have character, but Reece was a full-blown cad...not a rake, a cad. He couldn't have been redeemed in a full-length novel, let alone in a story of some 96 pages. He was so dreadful, he was almost a caricature.Too much going on for too few pages.
The writing seemed somewhat immature to me, with modern vernacular sprinkled about. A scene near the end, in the foyer of Reece's townhouse was so over-the-top-unbelievable, I could only roll my eyes. Then there was the apparent lack of knowledge of the period. A grown woman would NEVER appear in public with her hair down, nor would she wear ankle boots with her riding habit while riding horseback. And her father would never have permitted personal letters, with a stranger to boot, regardless of his distractions.
My quibble over hair, attire, and letters may seem trivial. It seems to me, however, that if an author wishes to sell an HR to the reading public, she could show readers the courtesy of researching the period.
This one is haywire from start to finish.
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Lilly edition by Angela Conrad Romance eBooks Reviews
Great book!
It was poor characters, simplistic and no real romance. The Hero spent his time being a cad and the heroine spent her time being a sap for him. Ms. Conrad stories are usually a bit better than this,but it this one was disappointing.
Like all of Angela J Conrad's books this is a page turner with lively characters.
This was a humdinger . You couldn't help but love Lily. But oh what a sorry excuse for someone wanting to marry you.
I felt sorry for her being thought of the way he talked about
Lily. I think she will handle him.
I gave it 4 stars because Lilly the heroine was so spunky and realistic. She seemed like a smart girl so how she could have fallen in love with Reese so fast is beyond me. He is a total jerk. Frankly I couldn't picture him falling in love with anything but his mirror. Poor Lilly was going to have a rough road ahead of her despite his supposed turn around. I still gave it 4 stars because it was a well written easy read but I didn't like the hero at all.
Lilly seemed to have character, but Reece was a full-blown cad...not a rake, a cad. He couldn't have been redeemed in a full-length novel, let alone in a story of some 96 pages. He was so dreadful, he was almost a caricature.
Too much going on for too few pages.
The writing seemed somewhat immature to me, with modern vernacular sprinkled about. A scene near the end, in the foyer of Reece's townhouse was so over-the-top-unbelievable, I could only roll my eyes. Then there was the apparent lack of knowledge of the period. A grown woman would NEVER appear in public with her hair down, nor would she wear ankle boots with her riding habit while riding horseback. And her father would never have permitted personal letters, with a stranger to boot, regardless of his distractions.
My quibble over hair, attire, and letters may seem trivial. It seems to me, however, that if an author wishes to sell an HR to the reading public, she could show readers the courtesy of researching the period.
This one is haywire from start to finish.
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