Even though it appeared by Feather’s last book that she hated romance, a new release of hers is due out late March. Simon & Schuster is rewarding all of us ebook lovers by offering up the “e” version A Wicked Gentleman for purchase a month before its paper debut. It also appears that the great 40% off discount has slipped to 35%. I still bought it.
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Sliding backwards are we? Thanks for the heads up but I’ve never enjoyed a Jane Feather book. I always tend to find them…boring.
I highly enjoyed this book. I did think it was a bit long but overall a page turner that I could hardly put down. Though I’m the type that very much enjoys a good English romance! :-)
Peace,
L.