Member Reviews
adriana k, Reviewer
I loved this book so much!!! Both characters are adorable and they are perfect for each other!!! I will definitviley read more books by this author!!
Joann M, Reviewer
London’s Late Night Scandal⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
By Anabelle Bryant
This is the third book in the Midnight Secret Series and I have read all three much to my delight.
Matthew Strathmore, Earl of Whittingham, suffered a debilitating injury in his knee and has been somewhat limited in his pursuits.As Chief officer of the Society of Intellectual Advance it is his job to verify if articles published by the group are correct.
When Matthew discovers an anomaly in a recent article published by the renowned Lord Talbott he must investigate. Matthew sets himself on the long arduous trip to Leighton Hall home of Lord Talbott. It is at Leighton Matthew meets Theodosia granddaughter of the Lord.
Matthew observes how protective Theodosia is of her grandfather and although he was invited to visit feels like an intruder. As Matthew digs deeper into this family dynamic he sees more than he bargained for.
Ms Bryant addresses several situations in this book. True a love story emerges but true family too emerges. Family is not just blood but loyal people surrounding this needy twosome. Dementia is addressed as well as the caregiver.
Her hero is made of the true stuff and in for the duration. I loved this book.
Pelusa R, Reviewer
This is the second book this weekend that was not for me but due to the reviews it was obviously me, so please do not go by my review and grab a copy.
Helena R, Reviewer
Thank you netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
I was particularly taken with how well written this historical romance was. The author really captured the essence of this time period and the characters fit beautifully in this world. I admired Theodasia scientific mind and her quest to make a mark in the world. I was glad she found a partner in Matthew. That being said I did feel the story dragged a bit and the language too flowerly to a point where my mind was wandering. But despite that, I enjoyed it and would read more from this author.
