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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Just a Kiss by Ally Broadfield was a quick read and was a nice little story. If you like historical romance and want to read something that will have you rooting for the heroine, definitely check this one out.
Charlotte Lightwood has been living with her half-brother and sister-in-law for a while now and she knows her sister-in-law, Elizabeth, isn’t happy about having her still around. Part of Elizabeth’s plan to get her out of her household it to marry Charlotte off to her cousin, Horace. Unfortunately for Elizabeth, Charlotte’s brother has promised her a season and won’t force the betrothal until she has been presented to society.
Charlotte clearly stands out when she attends her first ball and this draws the attention of Sebastian Wilkinson, The Earl of Marley. He happens to be looking for someone to marry in order to make his grandmother happy. In their introduction, Sebastian decides to offer up a trade with Charlotte. He offers to pay attention to her in order to generate interest from other suitors in return for her assistance in providing information about Princess Tarasova, who happens to befriend Charlotte. Charlotte agrees and things get interesting.
I struggled with some parts of the story – mostly how easy it was for these two characters to find time alone without any challenges considering who they were and the time. Additionally, I felt like the story around Princess Tarasova was cut off – we got a little bit of a glimpse but it didn’t feel like there was enough wrap up with her.
Overall this was a fun and quick read. The secondary characters were interesting and because this happens to be listed as a series I am hoping we will get more of them. I enjoyed Charlotte and Sebastian and their banter was great. If you enjoy a lighthearted romance you might want to check this one out.
Thank you to the publisher for the review copy!
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