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A review by juliereadsromance
The Stranger I Wed by Harper St. George
slow-paced
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
3.75
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3.75 out of 5 stars
I enjoyed this book, but it was a slower burn and less steamy than I prefer. That’s a matter of preference and there are other readers out there who will find it to be a good fit.
This is the heartfelt story of Nora and Leo, strangers who enter into a marriage of convenience in Regency England to solve the problems plaguing them and their families. Nora needs to marry an aristocrat in order to get her inheritance. And, Leo needs to marry an heiress to save his crumbling estate. Although Nora and Leo are complex and likable, I never quite felt like I knew them well enough.
Harper St. George writes a good book, and i enjoyed this one. It just didn’t reach much beyond good for me. I could see other readers liking it more than I did.
@juliereadsromance
3.75 out of 5 stars
I enjoyed this book, but it was a slower burn and less steamy than I prefer. That’s a matter of preference and there are other readers out there who will find it to be a good fit.
This is the heartfelt story of Nora and Leo, strangers who enter into a marriage of convenience in Regency England to solve the problems plaguing them and their families. Nora needs to marry an aristocrat in order to get her inheritance. And, Leo needs to marry an heiress to save his crumbling estate. Although Nora and Leo are complex and likable, I never quite felt like I knew them well enough.
Harper St. George writes a good book, and i enjoyed this one. It just didn’t reach much beyond good for me. I could see other readers liking it more than I did.
@juliereadsromance