Title: Not Loretta's Best
Product review: Thank goodness this wasn't the first Loretta Chase novel I read otherwise I would never pickup another one! I just recently discovered Loretta Chase and was thrilled to find her after reading "Not Quite a Lady" and "Mr. Perfect". I couldn't believe this was written by the same author! Not only was it missing the elements I loved about her other books (witty dialog, likable characters), but it spent way too much time on the mystery of the husband's killer. The heroine was far too emotional and prone to extreme tantrums. She was pathetic in her obsession with Comte D'Esmond, a man you never really got to know or like. I also agree with another reviewer that there was too much time spent on homosexual behavior. We get enough of this on TV and movies today, must we have it thrown into the historical romances too?
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