Karen Aminadra
Autor de Charlotte: Pride and Prejudice Continues
Sobre El Autor
Series
Obras de Karen Aminadra
Life & Love (book #1) 4 copias
The Uncanny Life of Polly 1 copia
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Género
- female
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Reseñas
Rosings (The Pride & Prejudice Continues Series… por Karen Aminadra
I'm not sure if this book was shorter than the first book, Charlotte, or if it just seemed that way. It almost seemed as if the story dragged along then was a bit rushed at the end. Still, I enjoyed it and will add further books I this series to my TBR list. I do think the author either needs to do some research or have a better editor (in the event that it was a simple mistake- maybe she started the story one way, then went a different direction). Almack's was NOT a private men's club.
Juvenile writing, overly pedantic, boring characters
This story was not developed. The characters were hard to follow at the start. Some were included for basically plot points with no real purpose or reality. And, the writing did not flow. Instead, it was like someone tried to write out as many SAT words as they could remember and connect them together. "Alacrity" was denotively correct, but the word never be used by a native English speaker as it was on at least one occasion.
The tone of the book was overly preachy and pedantic. Instead of using religion to illuminate the story and develop the characters the reader is slapped in the face over and over again with the morality embraced by the writer (not the charters).
The characters were a BIG snooze fest. I only finished the book because I have a disorder where I can't leave something unread, even when I role my eyes every other paragraph.
This is clearly a Christian romance, but so poorly written it gives the genre a bad name. Don't waste your time or money.… (más)
This story was not developed. The characters were hard to follow at the start. Some were included for basically plot points with no real purpose or reality. And, the writing did not flow. Instead, it was like someone tried to write out as many SAT words as they could remember and connect them together. "Alacrity" was denotively correct, but the word never be used by a native English speaker as it was on at least one occasion.
The tone of the book was overly preachy and pedantic. Instead of using religion to illuminate the story and develop the characters the reader is slapped in the face over and over again with the morality embraced by the writer (not the charters).
The characters were a BIG snooze fest. I only finished the book because I have a disorder where I can't leave something unread, even when I role my eyes every other paragraph.
This is clearly a Christian romance, but so poorly written it gives the genre a bad name. Don't waste your time or money.… (más)
In the 1920's Lettie Jenkins joins the police force of London, she is the niece of Detective Inspector Samuel Harris, a world weary policeman.
After days of disillusionment Lettie finds herself face to face with her first murder victim.
Can Lettie and D.I Harris solve the murder and can Lettie survive in a man's world?
After days of disillusionment Lettie finds herself face to face with her first murder victim.
Can Lettie and D.I Harris solve the murder and can Lettie survive in a man's world?
In this sequel to Pride and Prejudice we follow the marriage of Charlotte Lucas to Mr. Collins. Can a marriage without affection become a strong marriage.
Charlotte decides to enjoy what Hunsford society can offer her, but can Collins remove himself from Lady Catherine and acknowledge his wife as his equal.
Charlotte decides to enjoy what Hunsford society can offer her, but can Collins remove himself from Lady Catherine and acknowledge his wife as his equal.
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Estadísticas
- Obras
- 13
- Miembros
- 108
- Popularidad
- #179,297
- Valoración
- 3.6
- Reseñas
- 16
- ISBNs
- 15
- Favorito
- 1