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![]() Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. ![]() ![]() Charles Fawley planned on announcing his engagement to Felice Bergeron when he learnt she had eloped with her artist lover. Her older sister, Heloise, then suggested he marry her instead, so that Charles can save face while Heloise can escape the attentions of a repulsive suitor. Soon Heloise fell in love with Charles but thought he was still in love with her sister. Charles on the other hand, deeply cares for Heloise but thought she found him repulsive as well. When I saw The Earl's Untouched Bride on sale at Amazon some months ago, I skipped on buying it because the reviews about the big misunderstanding plot scared me away. Since then I have read two of Burrows's more recent books and loved them. They also contain misunderstandings but they weren't that bad, so I thought I'd give this book a try. Well, let me tell you the misunderstandings from all the romance novels I have read cannot compare to the ridiculousness of the misunderstandings in this book! The hero and heroine continuously jump to incorrect conclusions about each other's words and actions throughout the book. I mentally banged my head at walls and on desks every few pages because I was so frustrated with the characters. I thought to myself, will this torture ever end??? Still I have to give Burrows credit though. It takes a skilled writer to come up with so many convincing misunderstandings and keep it up to the end of the book. I admit it was amusing at first, but then it got tiring fast. The characters looked stupid for misinterpreting everything. The romance also wasn't that convincing considering how the heroine spent more time with her half-brother-in-law than her husband. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Fearing a forced betrothal with a man known for his cruelty, Heloise Bergeron throws herself on the mercy of Charles Fawley, Earl of Walton. He believes himself attracted to her younger, beautiful sister, so what is he doing entertaining thoughts of marriage to the plain, quiet Heloise? But marry her he does. Returning to England with a convenient wife, who inspires a very inconvenient desire, Charles is about to discover just how untouched his French bride really is.... No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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