Comments on: REVIEW: A Wicked Gentleman by Jane Feather

By: colleen storch

colleen storch — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 22:39:48 +0000

The Bachelor List by Jane Feather is out again – - I am laughing since Constance had in the first 24 hours of the story — some serious drinking ! First sherry was at lunch with sisters, then again prior to dinner with dad and then two champagne flutes at soiree that night and then once home again, another Sherry drink instead of chocolate prior to bed as her adult sisters chose to imbibe.

I thought it funny, but it was distracting and noticeable.

Wish Constance could come party with us some day !

By: Michelle

Michelle — Thu, 29 May 2008 23:51:37 +0000

Just finished Reckless Seduction… thought it quite enjoyable. Pretty sure I would not like Genevieve in real life. However realize you need a strong heroine when your hero is a pirate. Also, I don’t think there could be that much passion without something unplanned.

I would like to have known the Latour’s reaction to her abduction… but that’s really my only complaint, and it wasn’t their story, was it?

By: Charlotte

Charlotte — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:43:14 +0000

I am a HUGE Jane Feather fan. So much so that recently I bought a book and as I was reading it I thought maybe I had read it in the past and sure enough after doing some unpacking and finding old books there it was. I had to laugh at myself and told my husband maybe I should write down all of her books I have read. It didn’t matter much becuase I enjoyed it just as much as I did then. In case you are wondering which book I speak of, it is “Surrender”. I just bought “To Wed a Wicked Prince” and I am sure I will enjoy it as I have ALL of her other books. Keep writing Jane, your work it a pleasure to read and I can’t wait for the next one.

By: Read for Pleasure

Read for Pleasure — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 10:50:35 +0000

A Wicked Gentleman is dull. It's too bad, because I dig the Regency spy plots. Brainy man of action, rowr. But the plot is full of hoary old chestnuts, and it's overall a thin story told at boring length.... Nell is dull as ditchwater, but Harry's a little unusual. Unlike many, I like that Harry's a liar who screws Nell for his spying mission. I imagine most readers would agree more with Jane on this, but to me Harry's a better character because he sticks to his mission and doesn't get all emotional. It's partly a measure of my boredom with the mealymouthed characters in the book...

By: romancefanreader

romancefanreader — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 00:28:58 +0000

Please read Jane Feather’s “V” Series: Vixen, Velvet, Vice, Virtue, Violet, Venus, Valentine, Vanity.
Also Valentine Wedding, The Widow’s Kiss and Almost Innocent.
I’d start with Vixen or Vanity. Then The Widow’s Kiss and then Almost Innocent.
There is also the Bride/Wedding/Groom series which is also adorable.
Read the Bachelor List first then the Bride Hunt then the Wedding Game.
She is one of my favorite authors.

Romancefanreader~ Marie

By: annette aspillaga

annette aspillaga — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 21:28:24 +0000

Hello I was curious if you know if the book A Wicked Gentleman is part of a larger series or if it continues in other stories where this one leaves off? Could you let me know and any suggestions on any other stories, beside Almost a Bride that are also enjoyable…Thanks, Annette Aspillaga