Becca St. JohnReseñas

This was a Bookbub find for me. While some of those have been disappointing, this one, by Becca St. John was a fun, well-written read.

The woman in this historical love-story feels a bit too modern to me (one of my pet peeves with historicals), but the medical/scientific side of things was both plausible and interesting, and the problems that arise from them make for unique, believable conflict, a rare combination in romance. As someone who tends to skip over the smutty bits of romances, I also appreciated the relatively clean love scenes in this book.

On the whole, I found this a delightful way to spend a lazy afternoon, and I'll probably look for more books by this author.

Probably more like 3.5, but I'm going to round up. The book was good, but you have to get the next one to know what happens to Maggie. I'm kind of tired of books written in 2 or 3 parts. I want an ending. Also, while I liked the story, the author should work on descriptions of the scene I feel they were sometimes vague, I would have to go reread the last couple of paragraphs to catch what was going on.