And Only to Deceive
Sunday, November 25, 2012
And Only to Deceive (2005) Tasha Alexander
I read And Only to Deceive back in 2007 and found it a disappointment–I wanted a straight up mystery, but instead god a romance with elements of mystery.
So how did I feel upon a re-read? I still very much liked the arc of Lady Emily discovering who her husband was, after his death. I thought those parts were very well done, and touching.
I also enjoyed the historical elements, especially the small tidbits, such as Emily not being able to easily get up because she was wearing a corset.
And I again found the mystery to be the weakest element of the story.
Published by HarperCollins
- Categories: British, Female, Historical, Mystery, Romance
- Tags: Lady Emily, Tasha Alexander, Victorian Era
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